Candlewood Village Window Treatment From Pendleton Window Treatments

Local Window Treatment Experience in Candlewood Village

Housing and window planning in Candlewood Village

Brick ranches from 1968 on Candlewood Drive sit on slabs, at around 2,000 square feet, with a multi purpose office or sunroom and deep lots of about 100 by 300 feet. The 1974 brick houses come in near 1,400 square feet with a glass enclosed deck and a three season room. One story houses from 1972 run about 1,640 square feet on 0.39 acre, many with updated roofs, windows and family rooms. The 1998 two story in vinyl and brick has about 1,900 square feet over a crawl space, with a covered porch and French doors that open to a balcony, so the street mixes three decades of plans.

The neighborhood's housing gives us a starting point for the visit. We'll still measure your house individually, including any openings that have changed during an update. If you're replacing windows as part of the project, let us know before the treatments are ordered so the plan can use the finished frames.

What to check at the windows in Candlewood Village

Three features stand out on Candlewood Drive: bay or bow windows on the 1968 ranches, French doors with a balcony on the 1998 two story, and three season rooms that look south over a field. A bay or bow takes a treatment cut to its angles, with a roller or Roman shade on each section to keep the line clean. French doors that open to a balcony call for a light filtering shade or drapery panel that clears the swing. Many of the 1970s houses have updated windows, so frame depth there may differ from the original openings, and the south facing three season rooms take strong sun.

We'll look at the way light enters your Candlewood Village rooms and check how the windows operate. The treatment needs to suit the opening when it's lowered and when it's raised. That includes the space for the hardware and the access you'll need to use the window.

Products to compare for your Candlewood Village home

These are options to discuss during your Candlewood Village consultation. We'll narrow the choice after seeing the glass and learning which rooms you're working on. You can review a coordinated plan for the house or start with the rooms that need attention first.

Around Candlewood Village in Pendleton

Candlewood Drive runs through a small pocket of Fall Creek Township outside the town of Pendleton, just off I-69, with open fields to the south of some lots. The street sits about a mile northeast of the downtown historic district and a short drive from Falls Park Village. The South Madison Community School Corporation serves the area, with Pendleton Heights High School about a mile away, and the corporation's own boundary lookup confirms the schools for a given address.

Association checks in Candlewood Village

Candlewood Village has no homeowners association, so no dues go with the houses. With no association to answer to, the limits on window coverings come from the houses themselves, such as the depth of each frame and the swing of the French doors on the two story, and the crew measures those at the appointment.

Window Treatment Services in Candlewood Village

Every service Pendleton Window Treatments offers across Pendleton is available to Candlewood Village homeowners.

Towns and Townships Near Pendleton

Candlewood Village is one of several Pendleton communities we serve. We measure and install across Pendleton, Madison County, and surrounding areas.

Candlewood Village Window Treatment FAQ

Questions we hear most often from Candlewood Village homeowners.