Randolph Scott Bell is a West Palm Beach native who runs Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation — filed with the State of Florida on February 19, 2009 and doing business as BeacCorp Property Management — from a small office in Palm Beach County. The company spans eight divisions: construction, roofing, property management, land clearing, The Bell Farm, the AMERICA food truck, real estate, and consulting. He holds the license behind every one of them personally.
Background
He earned a B.Sc. in Engineering at Aalborg University in Denmark and spent his early career in the European energy industry: waste-to-energy and biomass boiler systems, heat-pump and ventilation product development, and end-of-line equipment for the insulation industry, selling and delivering across Eastern and Western Europe. He returned home to Palm Beach County to apply energy engineering to Florida homes, and holds an MBA from the University of Miami. He speaks English, Danish, and German.
Licenses and credentials
- CGC1528750 — Florida Certified General Contractor
- CCC1332751 — Florida Certified Roofing Contractor
- CAM34850 · CAB3255 — Community Association Manager · Management Firm
- SL3247858 — Florida Real Estate Sales Associate (LoKation Real Estate)
- MFD1654011 — Mobile Food Dispensing Vehicle — AMERICA
- FDACS 484042494 — Registered Plant Nursery — The Bell Farm
- LEED AP — Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
- RESNET RTIN 4516301 — Certified HERS Rater — Florida Class 1 Energy Rater
- Energy Star v3 — Verifier
- EPA NAT-F122701-2 — Lead-Safe Certified Firm
Every license above is verifiable on the Florida DBPR portal, the RESNET registry, or the issuing agency. The company is a BBB A+ Accredited Business and has been licensed and insured since 2009.
What that combination means
A general contractor who is also a licensed community association manager reads an engineer's report the way a contractor does and holds every bid to it. A roofer who is also a certified energy rater knows what a roof does to a utility bill, not just to a wind-mitigation form. A farmer who runs a licensed mobile kitchen serves what he grew. That overlap — not any single license — is the business.
Where he writes
Randolph writes the RSB blog himself — field notes on roofs, board meetings, the farm, and the truck window in Palm Beach County — and answers the phone at (561) 779-3213 seven days a week. Media, speaking, and consulting inquiries: see Speaking & Consulting.