What We Stand For—Our Philosophy
Starting with our first project, Joe Funk Construction believed that taking good care of customers, keeping one’s word and providing quality work would instill a lasting foundation for the company’s future. These same guiding principles embraced today are the cornerstone of our business philosophy. In addition to building quality projects, we are also committed to building long-lasting relationships with clients, architects, specialty contractors, vendors and suppliers. Giving every Owner the confidence and peace of mind they are in good hands means everything to us!
Taking the time to learn what is most important to those we work for and with, listening to and encouraging new ideas, paying attention to the details, keeping the lines of communication open, asking the tough questions, making decisions in the best interest of an Owner, and acting with the utmost in integrity—this is what we stand for and expect of ourselves. This is also what you can expect from the Joe Funk team—hear from us firsthand. Watch Video
Joe Funk Construction – Our History
Founded in 1956 by life-long Dallas, TX residents, Joe Funk and his wife, Byrna, the Joe Funk Construction Engineers, Inc. company was incorporated in 1965. In 2010, our corporate name was officially changed to Joe Funk Construction (JFC). Numerous well-known and landmark projects completed throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex over a 60 year history showcase the firm’s talents, diverse experience, and stability. Despite several economic downturns, the company continues to grow with a strong presence in several key markets including K-12 education.
Mr. Funk who is in his 90’s serves as chairman emeritus with son Marshall Funk stepping into the President role in the 1990’s. Today Marshall is the company’s Chief Executive Officer and Rusty Norris is President having been promoted into this position in 2004. Both Marshall and Rusty have long tenures with the company having started in the field to learn the business from the ground up and then each moving into positions of increasing responsibility.
Joe Funk got his start in construction soon after graduating from Southern Methodist University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He served in the Navy during World War II with the Construction Battalion. Before starting his own company, Mr. Funk worked for a structural engineering firm in Dallas and later for a contractor who completed Dallas City Hall and Scottish Rite Hospital.
A strong foundation was established early on by the values and work ethic demonstrated by Joe and Byrna Funk. These values of quality, integrity and personal care continue to have a major influence on the business conduct and people associated with the firm today.
