Carter Oosterhouse’s career as a carpenter began at the early age of 12 when he would work with his neighbor, a carpenter, on weekends. Throughout high school and college Oosterhouse continued to work and learn the business of construction while taking part in small projects when he had time off. After graduating from Central Michigan University Oosterhouse decided to move to Los Angeles to peruse a career in acting and modeling. He got his first big break when he was cast as a carpenter on TLC’s Trading Spaces. He was then cast in roles on several spinoffs of the show including Trading Space: Boys vs. Girls and Trading Space: Family Spaces. In 2007 Carter began his own show with the DIY network called Carter Can, and in 2008 he began hosting Red Hot and Green as well. In addition to hosting several construction and remodeling shows, Oosterhouse has also had guest appearances on several television shows and films, and is frequently featured in magazine and print ads.

Carter Oosterhouse Speaker

Cater Oosterhouse has quickly become a nationally recognized figure in the construction and television industries. If you’re interested in having Carter speak at you’re next event contact PGS today and we’ll take care of all the negotiations and details involved in arranging a Carter Oosterhouse speaking appearance or endorsement for you.

Carter Oosterhouse Appearance

In addition to hosting his shows on HGTV and the DIY Network Carter Oosterhouse also makes several appearances on television shows and films. Some of his most notable roles include appearing on NBC’s Today Show, The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and a frequent guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show. Carter has also been featured in Home magazine, TV Guide, Star magazine, US Weekly, Organic Style, Catalina magazine, Cargo magazine, and USA Today.

Carter Oosterhouse Endorsement

When he’s not working Carter Oosterhouse spends a lot of his time volunteering for different children’s charities. He is a huge supporter of New York’s Books for Kids Foundation, the Community Outreach Assistance for Children’s Health, The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and Nautica’s annual Kayak for a Cause. Most recently Carter also started his own foundation call Carters Kids which helps build playgrounds in communities in and around Los Angeles.