Micheal Parks Construction, Inc.

Built on Integrity
At Micheal Parks Construction, Inc., building with the environment in mind is simply an extension of the respect we give our clients and the care we give every project. We take pride in performing even demolition with the least amount of damage and in maintaining an immaculate job site throughout a project’s duration. We’re careful not to waste resources; to protect our clients, employees, and the environment from hazardous materials; to reuse and recycle as much as we can; to work as quietly as possible; and to recommend long-lasting materials and methods so that our construction stands the test of time.

Micheal himself has been passionate about sustainable building technologies ever since discovering Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic domes in high school—and building a dome of his own at the age of 14. He renovated his first home—a 100-year-old cabin he was also living in—as a fine arts student at the University of Arkansas in 1974. After graduate work in sculpture at the Johnson Atelier in Princeton, he built one of the very first earth-cooled, solar-heated homes in north Louisiana, in 1980. He has been applying his artist’s sensibilities and passion for elegant construction to the building of sustainable environments ever since. Whatever the project, he strives to employ traditional craftsmanship, along with the best tools and technologies from any era, to create beautiful, long-lasting, living environments for the benefit of his clients and our community.