Canadian Certified Tile Installer
WNA's installation team includes multiple installers listed in TTMAC's national Canadian Certified Tile Installer registry. Trevor Anderson is listed as CCTI 2022-007.
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Technical tile work with a craftsman's point of view.
WNA Tile & Design is owned and led by Trevor Anderson, serving Prince Albert, the Lakeland, Saskatoon and surrounding Saskatchewan communities.
More than the finish
The work behind the tile matters.
WNA specializes in custom tiled showers, bathrooms, heated floors, large-format tile and detailed residential installations. The approach starts with the assembly: structure, surface preparation, waterproofing, movement, layout and transitions.
Trevor is listed in TTMAC's national Canadian Certified Tile Installer registry, and WNA's installation team includes multiple CCTI-certified installers. The work is built around current industry practices, continued training and proven manufacturer systems rather than shortcuts hidden behind a finished surface.
That technical focus has also received national recognition. South River Jewel received the 2025 TTMAC Hardsurface Awards Judges Award of Merit, and Copper Elegance received the 2026 TTMAC Hardsurface Awards Residential Award.
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Training that stays current with the work.
Good installation depends on more than experience alone. WNA combines formal industry certification, manufacturer training and practical construction knowledge so the methods behind the tile keep pace with the systems being installed.
Ongoing Schluter training
The team maintains current product knowledge through ongoing Schluter education, including in-person workshops and seminars covering shower waterproofing, curbless systems, DITRA, DITRA-HEAT, profiles and related installation methods.
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Broader building knowledge
Tile is one part of a larger building. WNA's approach is informed by full-home renovation, construction and mechanical-system experience — useful when a project stops being simple and the right solution has to account for what is happening behind the finish.
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Systems thinking shows up long before the finished tile.
Experience beyond tile
A builder's background. An operator's respect for water.
Trevor's path into specialized tile work was built on a broader base of full-home renovation and construction experience. That background developed a practical understanding of how framing, substrates, plumbing interfaces, mechanical systems and finishes affect one another when a renovation becomes more complicated than the original plan.
Raised on a farm, he learned early that work still has to get finished when conditions are inconvenient and the first solution does not work. That work ethic carries into WNA: take pride in the details, think through the problem, and keep working until there is a sound path forward rather than hiding a complication behind the finish.
Trevor is also a Third Class Power Engineer with steam-plant experience. Working around steam and water in industrial systems creates a particular respect for water in both its useful and destructive forms. That systems perspective translates naturally to bathrooms and showers: understand where water can travel, prevent it from reaching vulnerable assemblies, and deliberately direct it to the places designed to manage it.
“There is always a solution. It just requires some thought and persistence.”