Our editorial director and my colleague and friend, Jon Namba, is a busy guy.

Floorcovering professionals say goodbye to our industry for a variety of reasons, but leaders in our community have found solid methods to prevent it.

The success or failure of most tile projects is proportional to the amount of floor prep provided and how much attention to detail was paid.

Flooring contractors all admit that moisture vapor can damage their installations.

For hardwood installations over a wood subfloor, one of the biggest concerns I see with the wider engineered planks being sold and installed is squeaks and creaks.

While browsing one of the many flooring installation communities on Facebook, I came across a nightmare of a tile job where the homeowner had decided to roll up their sleeves and do the job themselves.

The Tile Council of North America (TCNA) Handbook committee has gone to great lengths to provide guidelines and best practices that will help and protect the tile installer.

This industry really is a family, and that was something CFI’s 25th anniversary convention went out of its way to prove.

For this month’s Director’s Perspective, we sat down with Jon Namba to find out his perspective on the state of the installation industry.

The ANSI standards provide excellent guidance in the proper installation of ceramic and porcelain tile.