The Accucom Consulting Inc. offices are located at:

Accucom Consulting Inc. Home Office

250 Post Road East
Westport CT 06880

Phone (203) 221-1212
Fax (203) 221-1946

Accucom Consulting NJ Office

250 Passaic Avenue
Fairfield NJ 07004

Directions to Accucom Consulting Inc Home Office in Westport CT.

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From Interstate 95 Northbound (traveling towards Boston)

Take 95 northbound and get off at exit 17. At the end of the ramp (at the stoplight) take a left onto Riverside Ave, you will then pass several intersections. When you reach the Post Road (route 1) turn right and pass over the Saugatuck River on a broad bridge. After the bridge, you will pass through three stoplights. After the forth stoplight, take the entry to the second parking lot on your right, and you will be in Colonial Green. We are in the pale yellow building in back, on the bottom level.

From Interstate 95 Southbound (moving towards New York City)

Take 95 southbound until you reach exit 18 (Sherwood Island exit). On the exit, bear right to go onto the Sherwood Island Connector northbound. You will pass through three stoplights. The third stoplight is the Post Road (where you will notice the State police barracks on your right), and is actually a T-intersection. Turn Left onto the Post Road, and go through five stoplights. After the fifth stoplights, you should see a large white sign reading Colonial Green on your left. Turn into the second driveway leading into the plaza. We are in the pale yellow building in back, on the bottom level.

From The Meritt Parkway (15) Southbound

Take Exit 42 off the parkway and turn right at the first stoplight. go straight through the next light, and bear right at the fork in the road. At the next light, take a left, and move onto Compo Road North. Go straight through the four-way stop sign and follow the road until you reach the intersection with the Post (rte. 1), which should be your next stoplight. Turn Right onto the post road and go through one stoplight. You should see a large white sign reading Colonial Green on your left. Turn into the second driveway leading into the plaza. We are in the pale yellow building in back, on the bottom level.

From the Meritt Parkway (15) Northbound

Take Exit 41 off the parkway and turn right at the stop sign, at the bottom of the exit. Pass by the park 'n ride lot and turn left at the stoplight where the narrow road (Sunny Lane) intersects with Rte. 33 (Wilton Rd). Follow that road south for the next mile and a quarter or so until your second stoplight, where you will want to turn left onto the Post Road (Rte. 1), where you'll drive over the Saugatuck river. After the bridge, you will pass through three stoplights. After the forth stoplight, take the entry to the second parking lot on your left, and you will be in colonial green. We are in the pale yellow building in back, on the bottom level.

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