Mike Cartner

Co-Founder and President

A smiling man with a beard and short hair, wearing a light-colored button-up shirt and a watch, standing against a wooden wall.

Mike has been in the construction industry for 28 years. Spending his first decade in the high-rise glass and glazing industry, he then moved on to become a commercial contractor. After 11 years of impressive growth, Mike made a successful exit from his construction company. Following that transition, the Cartner family sold everything and spent a year traveling in their RV. Landing in Summit County in November of 2021, with plans to stay for 30 days, Mike’s family quickly fell in love with the community, so they decided to put down roots. During the past 2 years of living here, their love for the community has only grown.

Mike has been married to his wife Anna for 20 years. Anna owns Claudine Wines and is a member of Women of the Summit. Their daughter, Lauren, plays for the Summit Rugby team and attends The Peak School in Frisco.

See pictures of a handful of his past projects below.

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Just a few of Mike’s past projects.

Mike’s experience includes historic rebuilds and renovations, fire stations, health departments, and many other types of private and public projects. His latest role was the Senior Project Manager on the Kindred Resort in Keystone, Colorado.

Historic brick courthouse with a clock tower, ornate columns, and patriotic bunting, located on a city street with street signs and trees.
Interior of a modern office or learning space with a blue wall displaying the Cyberworks Academy logo and name, along with lounge chairs along a wide corridor with large windows and exposed brick.
Snowy mountain resort with multiple lit buildings, ski slopes, and people skiing in the foreground at dusk.
Historic brick courthouse with a prominent clock tower and columns, set on a grass lawn with a paved walkway in front.
American white house-style mansion with large front porch, multiple columns, balcony, surrounded by trees and a curved driveway.
Cobb County Fire Station 11 building with a peaked roof, brick exterior, three arched entranceways, and flagpoles in front.
Red brick Pike County Courthouse with a clock tower, surrounded by trees and a sign in front with the courthouse's name and officials.
Modern brick and stone county government building with large windows and a clear blue sky.
A modern multi-story office building with large windows and brick accents, located at a street corner with some pedestrians walking on the sidewalk and traffic signals visible.