Curtis McCarty has been in the home building business for 16 years. During this time, Curtis has been involved in all facets of construction… from overseeing budgets to hammering nails. Curtis was employed by one of the largest homebuilders in Oklahoma for 11 years. For the last five years, he has been building custom homes, but it was always his dream to start his own company.  So, C.A. McCarty Construction was formed.  

Curtis specializes in custom residential construction. While he possesses an inordinate amount of construction knowledge, his true passion is building relationships with his customers and ensuring that the end product is exactly what they had envisioned! 

Presently, C.A. McCarty Construction has houses under construction from Edmond to  Goldsby and in between. All are custom homes that have been designed by the customer or together with Curtis as well as architects. Curtis’ vision has never been how many homes he could build, but rather how well he could build them. Read The Norman Transcript's article about one of Curtis' energy-efficient homes in Norman.

Curtis is active in the Norman community and in state. As of August 2009, Curtis McCarty has been appointed by Governor Brad Henry to the Governor’s Uniform State Building Code Commission. This commission will be tasked with determining the building codes that will be used state wide. He is also the chair for the Oklahoma State Home Builders Association Code Committee.

Curtis is a Certified Professional Builder, which requires continuing education and a commitment to higher standards of operation. Curtis is also a Nationally Certified GREEN Professional Builder, a member of the Builders Association of South Central Oklahoma (formerly known as the Norman Builders Association) and served as the president of BASCO in 2007.  He is also a member of the National Association of Homebuilders(NAHB). Finally, Curtis serves on the City of Norman Planning Commission, the Rebuilding Together board, and Beta Theta Pi Board of Directors.

Curtis is married with two children and lives in Norman.  He enjoys OU football and basketball and watching his kids participate in sporting events.