Venture Pacific Receives Certified Renovation Company Designation from CHBA BC
Venture Pacific Construction Management has been accepted as a Certified Renovation Company through CHBA BC, reflecting our commitment to professionalism, accountability, and quality in residential renovation across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

We are proud to share that Venture Pacific Construction Management has been accepted as a Certified Renovation Company (CRC) through CHBA BC.
This designation reflects our continued commitment to professionalism, accountability, and quality in residential renovation work across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
For homeowners planning a major renovation, credentials like this matter because they reflect the standards a company is expected to uphold, not only in the construction itself, but in the way projects are planned, managed, and delivered.
What the Certified Renovation Company Designation Means
The Certified Renovation Company designation is awarded to companies that meet CHBA BC's program requirements and maintain the professional standards expected through the certification process.
To hold this designation, a company must:
- employ at least one active Certified Renovation Professional
- maintain active CHBA BC membership
- comply with the CHBA BC Certificate Programs Code of Conduct
This is not simply a badge. It is part of a broader commitment to ongoing professional development and higher standards in BC's residential construction industry.
You can view Venture Pacific among the official CHBA BC Certified Designation Holders.
Why This Matters for Homeowners
Renovation projects often involve far more than finishes and construction work. They require planning, budgeting, consultant coordination, scheduling, communication, and problem-solving throughout the life of the project.
That is why professionalism matters.
For homeowners, working with a company that holds a recognized industry designation can provide added confidence that the team is committed to established standards and continued improvement.
At Venture Pacific, we believe renovations should be approached with structure, transparency, and care from the beginning. That same mindset is part of what we talk about in How the Right Builder Helps Create a Stress-Free Custom Home or Renovation.
A Meaningful Addition to Our Renovation Work
While our work includes custom homes and pre-construction planning, major renovations remain an important part of what we do.
Renovation projects can be especially complex because they often involve existing conditions, structural unknowns, phased decision-making, and the need to align design intent with practical execution. They benefit from a team that not only knows how to build, but also knows how to guide the process well.
Receiving the Certified Renovation Company designation is a meaningful recognition of that part of our work.
It also reflects the value we place on early planning, clear communication, and realistic budgeting, which are all essential to a smoother renovation process. That is also why we often emphasize selecting your builder early in the custom home process, because strong outcomes usually begin long before construction starts.
Raising the Standard in Residential Renovation
We are grateful to CHBA BC for this recognition and for the work they do to support professionalism in BC's residential construction industry.
Programs like this help raise the standard across the industry, and we are proud to be part of that effort.
As we continue to support homeowners, designers, architects, and project partners across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, we remain committed to delivering renovation projects with the same level of care, coordination, and professionalism that this designation represents.
For homeowners who are still weighing their options, it may also be helpful to read Custom Home or Major Renovation: Which Is Right for You?.
Planning a Major Renovation?
Frequently asked
What is the CHBA BC Certified Renovation Company designation?
It's a designation awarded by CHBA BC to renovation companies that meet the program's professional standards. To hold it, a company must employ at least one active Certified Renovation Professional, maintain active CHBA BC membership, and comply with the CHBA BC Certificate Programs Code of Conduct.
How can a homeowner verify a company's Certified Renovation Company status?
CHBA BC publishes an official list of Certified Designation Holders, which any homeowner can check directly rather than relying on a company's own claim about its standing. Venture Pacific's designation is listed there, which is what makes the credential a checkable signal rather than a self-declared one.
Why does an industry certification matter when choosing a renovation company?
The renovation industry has a wide range of quality, and homeowners don't always have an easy way to distinguish a professional operation from a risk. A recognized certification reflects a commitment to professional practices and quality workmanship that has been evaluated by an outside body, not just claimed in marketing copy.
Is the Certified Renovation Company designation a one-time award or an ongoing standard?
It requires maintaining active CHBA BC membership and continued compliance with the Code of Conduct, so it reflects an ongoing standard rather than a one-time badge earned and then set aside. It's part of a broader commitment to continued professional development within BC's residential construction industry.
Does this certification cover custom home building as well as renovations?
The Certified Renovation Company designation specifically recognizes renovation work. Venture Pacific's practice also includes custom homes and pre-construction planning as a separate specialty area, but this particular credential reflects the standards applied specifically to renovation projects: existing conditions, structural unknowns, and phased decision-making throughout construction.
What does professionalism mean in the context of a renovation project?
It covers more than construction quality: it includes how a project is planned, budgeted, coordinated with consultants, scheduled, and communicated with the homeowner throughout its life. Renovation projects involve more moving parts than the finished result shows, which is why the certification evaluates practices, not just finished workmanship.
Who administers CHBA BC's certification programs?
CHBA BC, the Canadian Home Builders' Association of British Columbia, administers both the Certified Renovation Professional program and the Certified Renovation Company program as part of its broader ongoing work to support professionalism and consumer confidence across the entire province's residential construction industry as a whole.
How does early planning connect to the standards behind this certification?
The certification reflects a commitment to early planning, clear communication, and realistic budgeting, the same principles behind selecting a builder early in a renovation or custom home process. Strong renovation outcomes typically begin well before construction starts, which is what the certification's professional-practice requirements are meant to encourage.
If you are thinking about a major renovation and want to work with a team that values planning, communication, and professionalism from the start, book a free consultation with our team.
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Founder & President
Mark Van Ek is the founder and president of Venture Pacific, bringing more than 40 years of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley construction management experience and multiple Georgie and HAVAN awards to every custom home, renovation, and multiplex project.
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