About
Experience and Commitments
With 35 years of experience, SpinWorks has collaborated with over 100 companies worldwide on a variety of skatepark projects. As a pioneer in Canada, SpinWorks excels in handling your skatepark project at every stage, from turnkey construction to partial project completion, including consultation, design, and even deconstruction and reconstruction.
Tony Hawk and Dan discussing the ramp Dan created for him.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide comprehensive, bespoke skatepark design and construction services, from initial consultation to skatepark construction and maintenance. Trust us to bring your project to life with passion and creativity.
Our Team
Daniel Vézina
Skatepark Designer
An emblematic figure of skateboarding in Quebec
Dan is undoubtedly the greatest skateboarding expert in Quebec, and has been for over 35 years.
Having built the first indoor skateboard park in Quebec, he has been riding the board since 1987.
He was also the first Quebecer to be featured in an internationally recognized skateboard magazine (Transworld Skateboard Magazine).
An entrepreneur, designer, and skateboarding project developer, Dan understands the needs and expectations of skaters better than anyone. He has worked on over 50 skate course projects as a conceptor, designer, builder, operator, and owner.
Having organized more than 100 sporting events, it is also recognized by the WCS (World Cup of Skateboarding) to organize the biggest sporting events, such as the "World Cup of Skateboarding" and the "Canadian Open".
(514) 464-6947
Eric Blais
Skatepark Administrator
The passion of skateboarding embodied
If one word could describe Éric Blais, it would undoubtedly be: passion. A skateboarding enthusiast since 1989, he dedicates his life to the sport. After more than three decades in the industry, his expertise is now recognized internationally. Since opening his first specialty store and building his first skatepark in 1991, Éric has become a cornerstone of skateboarding's development, in the truest sense of the word. His career has led him to collaborate with the biggest companies in the industry. A consultant for major brands, he participates in the development of municipal skateparks as well as world championship courses, where he also acts as a judge. Owners, athletes, and representatives of skateboarding's leading figures seek his wise and honest advice. His motivation remains as strong as it was on his very first day on a board. Éric also owns and operates a skateboard training center on Montreal's South Shore. Every day, he passes on his expertise to the next generation. His advice and expertise make him an essential reference in a rapidly expanding field.
(450) 890-9520
Stéphane Vallée
Skatepark Owner
Training the athletes of tomorrow
Skateboarding is now a sport represented in the Olympics. To get there, it has taken several steps, including gaining acceptance among the general population, who for a long time believed that this discipline was practiced only by bums.
The term "athletes" is now used to define these skateboarding enthusiasts. To create these future athletes, we need people capable of training and coaching the next generation of skateboarders. This is what Stéphane has been doing for over 20 years. A skateboarder since 1993, with a degree in physical education and health from UQAM, he teaches the sport to all levels of participants. Whether it's high school sports-study programs, elementary and secondary sports concentrations, specialized summer camps, or competition preparation at all levels, he knows how to bring skateboarders to their full potential. By working with all spheres of Canadian skateboarding—federations, school boards, the Ministry of Sports, etc.—he has made his team (SPIN skatepark) a leader in skateboarding development in Canada.
(514) 821-4019
Innovation
Pioneers in the industry
Creativity
Unique approach for each project
Quality
Excellence and know-how