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Vivid Painting
30 Hyatt Ave, Norwalk, CT 06850
Vivid Painting is a family-owned small business serving Fairfield County. This painting company offers several services,…More including exterior house painting, interior painting, deck staining, power washing, wallpaper removal and color consultation. The company distinguishes itself from the competition by its size and dedication. It is a small company, and owner Michael Lasprogato personally works on and oversees every project. Interested parties should call and schedule a free consultation.
30 Hyatt Ave, Norwalk, CT 06850
Vivid Painting is a family-owned small business serving Fairfield County. This painting company offers several services,…More including exterior house painting, interior painting, deck staining, power washing, wallpaper removal and color consultation. The company distinguishes itself from the competition by its size and dedication. It is a small company, and owner Michael Lasprogato personally works on and oversees every project. Interested parties should call and schedule a free consultation.
Rowayton Seafood Market
89 Rowayton Ave, Norwalk, CT 06853
Housed in a small building that was once the oldest operating lobster co-op in the area, Rowayton Seafood Market…More is spot local residents run to when they want fresh fish to prepare at home, or a freshly prepared seafood treat they can eat inside or outside on the deck, overlooking the scenic Five Mile River. Although Rowayton is no longer the home port for a large commercial fishing fleet, the maritime tradition is alive and well here. And Rowayton seafood offers an ever-changing selection of fresh fish, shellfish and prepared foods, such as fish and chips, lobster rolls and the ever-elusive fried whole belly clams.
89 Rowayton Ave, Norwalk, CT 06853
Housed in a small building that was once the oldest operating lobster co-op in the area, Rowayton Seafood Market…More is spot local residents run to when they want fresh fish to prepare at home, or a freshly prepared seafood treat they can eat inside or outside on the deck, overlooking the scenic Five Mile River. Although Rowayton is no longer the home port for a large commercial fishing fleet, the maritime tradition is alive and well here. And Rowayton seafood offers an ever-changing selection of fresh fish, shellfish and prepared foods, such as fish and chips, lobster rolls and the ever-elusive fried whole belly clams.