Joe Funk Construction

Joseph Funk 1922-2022
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our founder, Joe Funk. He lived a remarkable life and was and will remain an inspiration to us all. He loved his country, his family and his community. He was above all things, kind and generous. He always said "I am a very lucky fellow". We are the lucky ones. We are honored and grateful to have know you for these many years.

The Flag Pole Hill improvements have begun. We are replacing the old parking area and adding new bike and jogging trails. We are honored to be a part of this project. Flag Pole Hill is an iconic Dallas landmark. We are working diligently to improve the park while maintaining its heritage.
Watch for our updates and watch the progress. Give us a wave 🖐 if you are in the park.

Happy 99th Birthday to Joe Funk from your crew.

We are all wishing Joe Funk a very Happy 99th Birthday.

Joe Funk Construction is proud to sponsor the 2017 First3Years Annual Golf Tournament "Par-Tee For Babies" October 2 at the Timarron Country Club. Bring a team and join us for a great day of golf and help support First3Years. To find out more go to first3years.org/support-us.

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Joe Funk Construction wishes all of our friends and their families a most Happy Thanksgiving.

Welcome back! Construction News - the industry's newspaper in Texas

Joe Funk Construction is shares Construction News feature on DRG
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Member Highlight! Featuring Wayne Lawrence, Diversity Resource Group

DRG and Joe Funk Construction are moving forward and looking to the future.

namcdfw.org DRG finds roofing success with national strategy BY ROBERT STANTON Amazing things can happen when you think outside the box. Just ask Wayne T. Lawrence, president and director of strategic resource…

The story behind a stack of rarely seen photos of Fair Park under construction in 1936

A little Dallas History

cityhallblog.dallasnews.com There's been much talk of late around Dallas City Hall about what terrible shape Fair Park is in, about how it's flooding and rotting and in desperate need of repair…

Is you business ready to upgrade? Have a project? Call us and our team will help you design, budget, execute and bring your vision to life.

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Great ideas for the grandkids

PARENTS: HERE IS A MEMORIAL WEEKEND CONSTRUCTION PROJECT TO INSPIRE THE KIDS

1. Paper Structures
There are many different types of construction challenges requiring little more than a newspaper and a roll of tape or ball of string…
What is the tallest tower you can build from 6 sheets of newspaper. Can your tower support the weight of a small beanie toy?
Can you make a bridge to span a distance of 30 centimetres that will support 8 Matchbox cars?
Can you build a table from newspaper that will support the weight of 5 books?
Can you build a structure large enough to sit inside?
Challenge comes by providing children with a distance to span (bridge), height or width to attain (tower/skyscraper), or a weight element (strength of structure). There are lots of different ways that children can manipulate the paper to achieve different results, for example bending, rolling, tearing, scrunching or concertina folding.
Challenge variations;
Construct with other materials that would typically be considered weak or unsuitable as construction materials, such as drinking straws, playing cards or pieces of dried spaghetti.