Dan Warner Marble and Granite Fabricator

We live in an 80+ years old house and wanted to replace our old laminated kitchen counter and bath vanity with natural stone. Our contractor recommended Dan Warner of Marble World of Santa Rosa. Asked why he gave that recommendation, our contractor said ‚“Dan fabricated and installed the granite in my kitchen. He has worked on my jobs for 16 years. He loves what he does and takes pride in his workmanship.”
Dan knows his stone. Having looked at different marble and granite, we had been undecided until our first meeting with Dan. Thanks to his knowledge of many types of stone, we were able to narrow our selections to high quality marble and granite.
Dan has good eyes for pattern. For the kitchen, we chose to have full back splash. Dan recommended we made the trip to his workshop to select the best parts of the slabs prior to cutting. He pointed out which parts would be better for the counter and back splash so as to produce the «matchbook» effect out of the top and the bottom pieces.
Dan keeps his promise. Although the work was estimated to complete in 3 weeks, we asked him to fabricate the vanity first so we could get the bathroom back in service faster. Dan cheerfully said, «Yes, we will make it happen.» He installed the beautiful marble vanity at the end of that week and the kitchen and the island top ahead of schedule.
Dan goes out of his way to make a difference. Since we were having a new tile floor installed in the bathroom, we wanted to have some small rosettes made from the same marble slab to be laid with the floor tiles. And since the marble and the tiles are of different thickness, Dan milled the marble into the correct thickness for us. (We hired his brother, Dennis Warner, owner of Warner Tiles Company, to lay the floor tiles and that came out great, too.)
Dan loves making things out of stone. After four under-​mounted sinks, one marble vanity, one marble island top, one long L-​shaped granite counter top and desk top, Dan still didn’t stop. He made a beautiful lazy Susan out of our leftover granite and gave it to us a present at the end of the project!