Learn About Tile Installation Best Practices at the North/Central Jersey NARI Chapters Meeting

PENDLETON, S.C. - Rezul -- The Ceramic Tile Education Foundation (CTEF) will lead a seminar on Understanding and Installing Ceramic Tile on Thursday, Sept. 26 at The Tile Shop in Livingston, NJ in conjunction with the North/Central Jersey NARI chapters September meeting. Scott Carothers, director of certification and training for CTEF, will lead the session and focus on tile installation best practices.

NARI, the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, assists homeowners in finding a reputable company to remodel, renovate, construct and improve their homes. It also helps remodeling and specialty contractors, as well as suppliers and support businesses to connect and elevate their level of professionalism. CJ/NJNARI serves the remodeling industry in New Jersey's Sussex, Passaic, Bergen, Warren, Morris, Essex, Hudson and Union counties.

"My membership is excited about the opportunity to welcome CTEF's Scott Carothers and learn about tile installation best practices," says Renée Rewiski, executive director, CJ/NJNARI. "They want to discuss the problems, challenges, and issues they most frequently encounter, so they and their installers are better prepared."

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Common Commitment to Providing Homeowners with Peace-of-Mind

Both NARI and CTEF share a commitment to providing homeowners with peace-of-mind that their project will be completed correctly and successfully the first time and invest significantly in education and training.

Founded in 1996, the CTEF organization focuses solely on tile installation training and education along with promoting quality tile installation in the American marketplace. In 2008, CTEF launched the Certified Tile Installer (CTI) program.

North/Central Jersey NARI Chapters September Meeting Details

The CJ/NJNARI chapters meeting will take place at 620 W Mt Pleasant Avenue in Livingston, starting at 6 p.m. with time for dinner and questions. CJ/NJNARI  members and guests can register at www.njnari.org or www.cjnari.net or by mailing Renée Rewiski at northjerseynari@gmail.com.

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About the Ceramic Tile Education Foundation

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The Ceramic Tile Education Foundation (CTEF) provides education and installer certification for professionals working in the ceramic tile and stone industry. Certification programs include the CTEF Certified Tile Installer (CTI) program which is the only third-party assessment of installer skill and knowledge to be recognized by the tile industry, and the Advanced Certifications for Tile Installers (ACT).

For more information, visit https://www.ceramictilefoundation.org.

About NARI

NARI Chapters are not-for-profit trade associations committed exclusively to the service of the professional remodeling industry. Representing professional remodeling contractors, product manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, trade and consumer publications, utilities and lending institutions, NARI stands as the spokes group of the industry and an ally to the nation's homeowners.