Carter Allen was founded on our core principles and with a vision of exceptional customer service. We have an unprecedented belief in quality and workmanship as well as dedication to the continuous improvement of our industry. Our goal is to not only create custom homes and unique interior spaces but also to create valued partnerships with our clients.
Scott Carter
Co-owner of Carter Allen, Scott is known for his attention to detail and high standards for quality craftsmanship. Scott always goes above and beyond to find that innovative building practices, material or finishing that will take your project to the next level.
Chris Allen
Co-owner of Carter Allen, Chris is known for being personable, creative and interactive with his clients. Chris believes that the foundation for a truly custom, top quality built home starts with the building envelope and his passion drives the foundation of every project.
We met as campers at Camp Queen Elizabeth on Georgian Bay in the 1980s and naturally fell into leadership roles, becoming camp councilors together until we graduated high school. Even today we stay connected with CQE as we have now both watched our own children become campers there.
In 2008 we both decided to move our families North to the Town of Blue Mountains area in order to enjoy a more laid back, outdoor-focused lifestyle. We soon realized that this move presented us with an incredible opportunity to work with a unique client base that not only understood that desire for change but were looking to set new roots as well. It’s here where we started to build the companies foundation by utilizing our creativity as well as our combined passion and knowledge for new industry technologies and advanced building practices.
We are so proud to have built the Carter Allen name to be known as one of the most reputable custom home builders in the Georgian Triangle area. We have always been and will remain dedicated to superior quality and innovation while always striving to learn through every project we are involved with.
