What is your opinion of the Certified Floorcovering Installers Association (CFI)?

Answer: No opinion/Never heard of them
Explanation: Not familiar!

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: don't know

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: There in my opinion well rounded in all categories, unlike us wood floor guys who tend to stick to one specific floor covering, so our perfecting and experience continues to grow every day as they are covering all aspects.

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Looking to get certified soon myself

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: some of them are great installers some not , check for reviews first

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: Political

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Their guidelines establish quality and performance standards that benefit the industry

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: most installers are not certified and the result is poor craftmanship and excelerated deterioation of flooring

Answer: No opinion/Never heard of them
Explanation: Sounds like commercial Union work to me

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: In order to properly install carpeting a certifying body increases the chance that the installer is using techniques recommended by the manufacturer.

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: The organization provides educational resources for the industry through inspection, installation, estimating, product knowledge, patterned and woven carpet, hardwood, ceramic, laminate and resilient flooring training. CFI provides teams of skilled craftsmen to assist when called upon for installations by dealers and manufacturers.

Answer: No opinion/Never heard of them
Explanation: National wood flooring association NWFA guidelines is what we follow

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: I have been installing years before they even came to be,they should pay me to certify them.

Answer: No opinion/Never heard of them
Explanation: dont know about it

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Agree with principles