About

The black belt has come to signify a mastery and all-encompassing knowledge of one’s art form. At Black Belt Renovations Inc., we believe that our work is nothing short of art & we treat every project as such. From the biggest to the smallest of our work, we truly put our heart, soul and a mono-maniacal focus into everything.

At Black Belt Contracting Inc., we prioritize our clients, craft and the art above all, every step of the way. We pride ourselves on our commitment to craftsmanship, impeccable regard for our promises, and above all, our clients’ elation.

Our team truly believes that how we do anything is how we do everything. From your very first consultation to final reveal we will be there to answer your questions & walk you through every step. Our goal as a team is to make the renovation process an enjoyable one for everybody.

If the work that has been produced is not undeniable in its level of quality, then it is simply unacceptable.

Meet The Team

Growing up, Katie could be found in one of two places: her Gramps workshop, or the ball field. Not much has changed.

Katie feels lucky enough to have been introduced to the trades by her grandfather - starting at the young age of 4.

Over the last 10 years, however, Katie has been an integral part of the team - growing her skills alongside Black Belt. Dedication, hard work, and some natural talent has seen her rise from carpenters apprentice, to project manager.

Running the day to day of Black Belt, Katie is known for her finishing carpentry, but her eye for detail shines in her tile work.

When she takes time away from work, you can find her eating her mom’s cooking, causing havoc on her local rugby team, or trying to commandeer Frasers’ dogs.

Fraser is in no uncertain terms an absolute lifer in the trade of journeyman carpentry. He started laboring on construction sites as a summer job when he was just 14 years old, and he's really never looked back. At 19 years old he was a lead hand framer and by 21 framing houses all on his own.

He then moved into concrete formwork and spent the next seven years building marquis projects such as the downtown cores Shangri-La and Olympic village.

Fraser decided to move to renovations when he was 28 because he wanted to work closely with families and make more of a direct difference in the lives of others. For the last decade he has made transforming the homes of others his obsession.

In his personal life Fraser, lives for his wife Lauren, his small menagerie of dogs and cats, and time deep in the forest, when his busy life can squeeze in an excursion.