Field manager/Owner Doug’s father Carl was a carpenter so Doug came into the trade naturally and  started as a seasonal Tradesmen as Doug moved from Alberta to pursue a career in BC Forestry. Doug got into construction as forestry is a seasonal job. Doug has a large background starting from fine joinery, Heavy Timber construction, Project management and seismic commercial renovation. Doug and Jordan combined there Companies in 2011 to Form TCF Contracting. Doug believes in training the future generations of tradespeople to become well-rounded carpenters.

General Superintendent/Human resources/Estimator/Owner Jordan started his apprenticeship with his grandfather (Dougs father) working on various framing and concrete formwork projects when he was still in grade school. Once Jordan graduated High school and entered trade school gained experience in Commercial concrete formwork, Industrial concrete formwork, Residential framing, Commercial framing and Timber framing. Jordan Gained his Red seal in 2005 and started his own framing company in 2006. In 2011 Jordan and Doug combined forces to create TCF Contracting. Both Doug and Jordan believe in treating their team with respect and great transparency in hopes to truly develop young tradespeople into leaders…

Project Manager  JARRYD SENICK AT AGE 33 JARRYD COMES FROM A DIVERSE BACKGROUND OF CARPENTRY EXPERIENCE.IN 2006 HE STARED His apprenticeship BUILDING Custom HOMES IN The greater VICTORIA AREA.FROM THERE HE WENT INTO Heritage Restorations and RENOVATIONS. TAKING A BREAK FROM Victoria he TRAVELLED TO Northern Canada WORKING on A VARIETY OF INDUSTRIAL SITES. MORE RECENTLY HE HAS BEEN Focusing ON THE BOUTIQUE- SIDE OF CARPENTRY WORKING IN A CUSTOM WOODWORK SHOP. CURRENTLY JARRYD IS OUR PROJECT MANAGER AND ENJOYs PASSING HIS CRAFT Along to THE NEXT GENERATION OF CARPENTERS.  

Supervisor/Layout I first got into carpentry doing pre-season dock repairs and pitching in with the renovations at a remote fishing lodge. After a few summers at the lodge I decided to pursue carpentry full time and completed my apprenticeship through The College of New Caledonia in Prince George, BC.  As a third year apprentice I started on a large commercial concrete job for the first time and really started soaking up the knowledge. I was a sponge. Every foreman wanted me. After about a year, my name came up as a good candidate for learning the fine art of construction surveying, so…

Supervisor/Project Manager Don has been in the trade for 20yrs and is very passionate about quality and teaching the future apprentices the trade. Don has extensive background in Institutional renovation 4yrs as well as experience in General contracting. Additionally has 5yrs in the custom home industry (concrete forming, Framing and finishing, Multiple years in commercial and industrial concrete formwork as well as many years project managing.

Supervisor Brad has been in the industry for 10yrs, brad has excelled in many areas and has experience in Commercial Concrete, residential framing, Interior finishing. Brad has ran multiple projects for TCF that require detailed work in terms of Scheduling and hard timelines. Brad is TCF’s longest tenured employee.

I started my construction career in 2005 as a labourer. In 2007 I began my Carpentry Apprenticeship, and completed 1st and 2nd year back to back at VIU in Duncan. I had worked primarily on commercial concrete until 2009 when I shifted over to residential work. In 2013 I joined Local 1598, and made a transition back to commercial work. I completed my apprenticeship by taking 3rd and 4th year back to back in 2014 at Camosun College. Shortly after getting my Red Seal, I won the 2014 BCRCC Apprenticeship Contest, and was runner up at the 2014 UBC National…