Bill Vizzo and Dave Choate teamed up two years ago to form a dynamic Agent Team. Their differences are also their strength - Bill's as a Builder and Dave's as a Photographer and Designer.

As a former Builder, Bill and has built dozens of homes in the Greater Bridgeport area. Bill's expertise makes him one of the most knowledgeable Agents in the field of new Construction and his advice to his Buyers and Builders is indispensable.

Dave is a Photographer, Web Designer, and Graphic Designer rolled into one. His artistic and creative background gives his Sellers an edge over the competition as his wide-angle photos make his listings stand out over the competition and lure Buyers in when they're searching for homes online.

Bill and Dave have over 17 years experience selling real estate and have closed on over $60,000,000 in sales in their careers.

When Bill isn't selling houses, he is spending time with his three children, Brittany, Billy, and Cailin. His children are the pride and joy of his life. “It’s easy for me to relate to those clients of mine that have children as I have a large family myself. Buying a house can be a very stressful situation when there’s more than just yourself to provide for and you can’t afford to fall into a financial pitfall – which there are many when buying a home.”

Bill is a Huntington resident and has lived in Shelton for over 12 years. Bill’s interests include playing sports such as Hockey, Baseball, and Football. Bill attended Greenwich High School where he as the starting Safety for their State Championship Football Team. He attended and graduated from Sacred Heart University where he was a Pitcher for the Varsity Baseball Team. Bill has a B.S. in Business Management.

Dave enjoys his free time behind the camera taking pictures. His favorite subjects are sports and dogs - specifically Dachshunds. "According to my parents, i've always had an affinity for Dachshunds. How can you not like a dog that waddles?"

Painting has always been a passion for Dave. "It's a great way to get away without actually having to go away when you need to recharge. Obviously painting is a very visual excercise that forces your mind to focus on the right side of the brain (the visual) and block out the left side (the analytical)."

Dave is a graduate of Shelton High School (1987) and currently resides in Weston. He graduated from Central Connecticut State University and has a B.S. in Finance.