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David Berardino’s passion for window treatments spans over three decades, beginning in 1989 when he first entered the industry as an installer. After spending 16 years as a lead installer for prominent window treatment companies, mastering the intricacies of shades, blinds, shutters, and draperies, David took the entrepreneurial leap in 2005 to establish The Shutter Company. Today, he channels his extensive expertise into providing Connecticut’s finest selection of custom interior shutters. Working closely with homeowners, designers, and builders throughout Norwalk and surrounding areas, David combines his technical proficiency with an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. Through our blog, he shares valuable insights drawn from his 35 years of industry experience, helping clients make informed decisions about their window treatment needs.
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