Founder and owner of Redhorse
Constructors, David Warner began his lifelong interest in building at age
twelve when he built a two-story tree house with his brother and
neighborhood friends. David began apprenticing in construction at age
fourteen, working summers throughout high school and college for general
contractors, plumbers and electricians. After graduating from UC Berkeley in
Conservation of Natural Resources, he obtained a teaching credential
and taught high school biology, while continuing to work summers in
construction. After receiving his California’s State Contractor’s License in
1980, David and his wife Suzanne started Redhorse Constructors where he has
used his energy and enthusiasm to create a cadre of talented, dedicated
professionals and subcontractors.
David’s other passion in life, besides his work, is bicycling. He follows
the Tour de France closely and is hoping that Lance Armstrong will win yet
another title. David’s mottos in life are “work hard” and “no sniveling.”
David Warner
Founder and owner of Redhorse
Constructors, David Warner began his lifelong interest in building at age
twelve when he built a two-story tree house with his brother and
neighborhood friends. David began apprenticing in construction at age
fourteen, working summers throughout high school and college for general
contractors, plumbers and electricians. After graduating from UC Berkeley in
Conservation of Natural Resources, he obtained a teaching credential
and taught high school biology, while continuing to work summers in
construction. After receiving his California’s State Contractor’s License in
1980, David and his wife Suzanne started Redhorse Constructors where he has
used his energy and enthusiasm to create a cadre of talented, dedicated
professionals and subcontractors.