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These are the questions we hear most in this part of Carmel. Several relate to matching what neighbors have done, which is worth thinking about on the street-facing elevation.

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About Crooked Stick West

Local Window Treatment Experience in Crooked Stick West

You cannot infer a window schedule from the subdivision name here, and that is the most useful thing anyone can tell you about Crooked Stick West. Thirty eight distinct construction years across 175 houses means a 1969 ranch and a 2022 custom house share a street and a plat name. A 1970s house at 2,000 to 2,800 square feet carries roughly 14 to 22 openings. A 2018 custom house at 8,000 to 12,000 square feet carries 60 to 90 and multiple mulled walls. Quoting a typical count for this community would be wrong for almost every house in it.</p><p style="font-size:16px;color:#4a5a6a;line-height:1.75;margin:16px 0 0">The mounting conditions divide the same way. Three different assumptions coexist on one street: shallow 1970s jambs where an inside mount often is not available at all, 1990s drywall returns where depth changes window to window, and deep clean modern jambs where it is straightforward. Settling ranges from three years to fifty six years inside one subdivision. Three point measurement on everything, without exception, is not a slogan here. It is the only way to produce an order that fits.

We have served Crooked Stick West homeowners through the full range of window treatment needs, from inspections and repairs to full replacements. Whatever the system, our Carmel crew approaches every project with clear communication and respect for your property.

The Housing Here

175 houses, 1,835 to 17,312 square feet

The parcel record for the Crooked Stick Estates and Crooked Stick West plats totals 175 houses with recorded floor area, and the construction history is the story: one 1969 house, a nearly continuous run from 1972 through 1999, then scattered building in 2003, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2016 and 2018 to 2022. Fifty three years of building under two plat names. The houses were predominantly custom built on individually sold lots, and no single production builder was verified for either plat.

119 of the 175 parcels are recorded at two stories, which leaves a real single story and one and a half story presence of about a third, mostly on the older lots. Deeded acreage runs 0.57 to 3.78 with the typical lot between 1.1 and 2.0 acres, by a wide margin the largest standard lot of any Carmel community here apart from Bridlebourne. Assessed values run $138,400 to $3,885,800 with the middle of the distinct value distribution near $504,000 and a top decile well above $2 million.

Built
38 distinct construction years from 1969 to 2022, with a near continuous run 1972 to 1999 and scattered building since
Homes
175 parcels with recorded floor area across Crooked Stick Estates and Crooked Stick West
Typical size
No single typical size: recorded floor area runs 1,835 to 17,312 sq ft, a 9.4 times spread inside 175 houses
Styles
1970s contemporary and ranch on the earliest lots, 1980s and 1990s traditional and Georgian estate, 2000s to 2020s custom transitional and French eclectic
What It Means For Your Windows

Every era at once, on fairway lots with nothing shading them

The shapes follow the decade of the house rather than the neighborhood. The 1970s houses give you sliding doors and picture windows and no great room glass at all. The 1990s houses give you palladian and arched heads and two story foyer glass. The 2010s and 2020s houses give you stacking door assemblies, oversized fixed transoms and corner glass. What runs across all three eras is that the fairway elevations carry the largest assemblies, because that is the view every era built toward.

Exposure is where this community is genuinely distinct. Fairway frontage lots have long unobstructed sight lines with no neighboring structure to shade them, so those rear elevations take full western and southern load through a Carmel summer. The non frontage lots at one to two acres have their own mature planted canopy and behave completely differently. Two houses a few hundred feet apart can need opposite fabric decisions, which is why we walk the elevation rather than working from the plat.

Three casing eras, one street

Shallow 1970s jambs, 1990s drywall returns and deep modern jambs all exist within this plat family. Nothing can be carried house to house, and a neighbor's quote is close to useless as a guide. We record the mounting condition per opening and mark inside and outside mounts individually on every job here.

Unobstructed fairway exposure

A fairway frontage rear elevation has no neighboring house and no canopy between it and the afternoon sun. Those openings usually want a lower openness solar fabric or an exterior product, while the rest of the same house may need nothing aggressive at all. Splitting the specification by elevation is normal here.

Counts from 14 to 90

A 1970s ranch here runs roughly 14 to 22 openings. A recent custom house at 8,000 to 12,000 square feet runs 60 to 90 with multiple mulled walls. Budget, lead time and install phasing follow the house, not the neighborhood, so we count openings before we say anything about cost.

Settling from 3 to 56 years

The oldest house in the plat family predates the newest by more than half a century. Diagonal checks matter more on the older stock, but they get run on everything, because a 2003 house on Hamilton County clay has had twenty plus seasons to move and the widest openings deviate most.

What We Specify Here

How we approach a Crooked Stick West house

There is no community level recommendation here, and offering one would be a red flag. What we do instead is establish the decade of the house first, then the exposure of each elevation, then the mounting condition opening by opening. The two questions that recur regardless of vintage are what happens on the fairway side, where the load is real, and what happens with the tallest glass, where operation and access decide the specification.

Solar shades on fairway elevations

The openings facing the course have nothing shading them, so an openness factor chosen against that long open view does the most work here. On a rear elevation facing close to due west we would rather go lower on openness and keep the room usable through the afternoon than preserve every degree of view.

Shutters in frames on the older houses

The 1970s lots have shallow jambs, and a shutter built into an L-frame or Z-frame sidesteps the depth problem, covers a settled opening, and gives an older house a finished window line. It is the same answer we use in Brookshire and Cool Creek, applied to the earliest houses in this plat.

Motorized shades on modern glass walls

The recent custom houses carry stacking door assemblies, oversized transoms and corner glass, much of it above reach. Motorization with travel limits set at installation is the practical answer, with a radio path survey first, because masonry and foil faced insulation drop shades off the network on a house this size.

Drapery in the estate rooms

At the upper end of this plat, rooms are large enough that hard treatments alone leave them feeling unfinished. Lined panels handle the scale and the acoustics, hung on rods anchored into studs or into anchors rated for the real panel weight, with intermediate support on the long spans.

Getting Around

Streets, landmarks and schools

Every street is a championship golf course, because the neighborhood wraps the club: Crooked Stick Lane, St Andrews, Prestwick, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst, Torrey Pines, Burning Tree Lane and Tamoshanter Drive. Crooked Stick Golf Club was built in 1964 to a Pete and Alice Dye design and has hosted the 1991 PGA Championship, the 1993 U.S. Women's Open, the 2005 Solheim Cup, the 2009 U.S. Senior Open and the 2012 and 2016 BMW Championship. The plats sit at 116th and Ditch Road, adjoining Claridge Farm.

Streets we work on
Crooked Stick LnSt AndrewsPrestwickPebble BeachPinehurstTorrey PinesBurning Tree LnTamoshanter Dr
Around the neighborhood
Crooked Stick Golf Club, built 1964 to a Pete and Alice Dye design and host of the 1991 PGA Championship and the 2012 and 2016 BMW Championship116th Street and Ditch Roadthe Towne Road corridor
Carmel Clay Schools
Towne Meadow is the closest Carmel Clay elementary to both plats, with the boundary itself unverified hereAssignment to one of the three Carmel Clay middle schools was not separately verified for these platsCarmel High School, the only high school Carmel Clay operates
Association Rules

Associations here

The Crooked Stick Estates and Crooked Stick West plats have subdivision associations, alongside the private Crooked Stick Golf Club, which is a separate body with no role in what goes on your windows. Specific architectural rules were not verified for either plat, and no published covenant text requiring a particular color or finish on window coverings was located here or anywhere else in Hamilton County, so we will not assert one. Given how varied the housing is across 38 construction years, there is also no neighborhood consistency argument to make here of the kind that applies in a plat built out in five years. Bring your own documents if they say anything specific.

Services

Window Treatment Services in Crooked Stick West

Every service Carmel Window Treatments offers across Carmel is available to Crooked Stick West homeowners.

Faux Wood Blinds in Crooked Stick West

The blind that survives a Carmel bathroom

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Wood Blinds in Crooked Stick West

Real basswood, in the rooms that can keep it flat

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Vertical Blinds in Crooked Stick West

Built for the patio door, not adapted to it

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Aluminum Mini Blinds in Crooked Stick West

The right product for the rooms nobody photographs

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Roller Shades in Crooked Stick West

Light control that gets out of the room's way

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Solar Shades in Crooked Stick West

Openness factor chosen against your own view

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Cellular Shades in Crooked Stick West

The one product with measured energy testing behind it

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Zebra Shades in Crooked Stick West

Two positions, one shade, one set of brackets

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Roman Shades in Crooked Stick West

Fabric folds, sized so the stack clears your glass

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Woven Wood Shades in Crooked Stick West

Natural texture for rooms that look into trees

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Blackout Shades in Crooked Stick West

Darkness is an assembly, not a fabric name

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Plantation Shutters in Crooked Stick West

Architecture on the window, framed to fit

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Cafe Shutters in Crooked Stick West

Privacy where people look in, daylight above it

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Motorized Shades in Crooked Stick West

Batteries, radio path and travel limits, quoted up front

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Custom Drapery in Crooked Stick West

Fabric sized to a twelve foot wall, anchored properly

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Valances & Top Treatments in Crooked Stick West

The piece that makes a mulled bank read as one window

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Exterior Solar Shades in Crooked Stick West

Stop the heat before it reaches the glass

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Retractable Awnings in Crooked Stick West

Shade for the deck at four, not at noon

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Commercial Window Treatments in Crooked Stick West

Reach ranges, fabric testing, attic stock, phased install

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Skylight Shades in Crooked Stick West

Overhead glass, handled from the ground

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Sliding Glass Door Blinds in Crooked Stick West

The stack lands where you never walk

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Panel Track Blinds in Crooked Stick West

Wide openings in four panels, not forty vanes

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Sheer Shades in Crooked Stick West

Soft light through vanes, and no pretense of blackout

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Pleated Shades in Crooked Stick West

The thinnest shade that fits a shallow opening

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Bamboo Shades in Crooked Stick West

Reed and bamboo, and what every weave lets through

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Dual Shades in Crooked Stick West

Two fabrics on one tube, and it has to hang level

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Top-Down Bottom-Up Shades in Crooked Stick West

Daylight from the top, cover at eye level

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Cordless Blinds in Crooked Stick West

No cord to reach, and a spring that gets tired

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Hardwood Shutters in Crooked Stick West

Real wood, in the rooms that can keep it flat

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Composite Shutters in Crooked Stick West

Poly and composite, and the weight that comes with it

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Smart Home Shade Integration in Crooked Stick West

Protocols age. Plan for the hub going away

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Blind Repair & Restring in Crooked Stick West

We'll say when a repair isn't worth doing

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Shutter Repair in Crooked Stick West

A missing louver is easy. A missing panel isn't

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Motorization Retrofit in Crooked Stick West

Some headrails take a motor. Many simply don't

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Outdoor Patio Shades in Crooked Stick West

Anchored into structure, because wind is the failure

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Office Window Treatments in Crooked Stick West

Glare specified elevation by elevation, not floor by floor

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Healthcare Window Treatments in Crooked Stick West

Cleanable, cordless, and documented in the submittal

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Multifamily Window Treatments in Crooked Stick West

One specification per floor plan, recorded for the next phase

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Service Area

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Crooked Stick West is one of several Carmel communities we serve. We measure and install across Carmel, Hamilton County, and surrounding areas.

Common Questions

Crooked Stick West Window Treatment FAQ

Questions we hear most often from Crooked Stick West homeowners.

Honestly, no, and anybody who does is guessing. This plat family holds 38 distinct construction years and recorded floor area from 1,835 to 17,312 square feet. A 1970s ranch here is a 14 to 22 opening job with shallow jambs; a recent custom house is a 60 to 90 opening job with mulled walls and glass above reach. There is no per window figure that would be useful for both. What we can give you before a visit is the national custom range of roughly $250 to $2,600 per window and the reasons it varies.
Because the mounting conditions are completely different. Your 1970s openings likely have shallow depth at the stop and half a century of settling, which pushes toward outside mounts and shutter frames. The new house next door has deep clean jambs or square set drywall returns with no jamb at all, which pushes toward inside mounts or ceiling mounts. Same street, same plat name, opposite answers. It is the reason we measure every house here from scratch rather than working from a neighborhood template.
Treat them as a separate specification from the rest of the house. A fairway frontage rear elevation has no neighboring structure and no canopy between it and the sky, so it takes full western or southern load through the afternoon. That usually means a lower openness solar fabric on those openings, or an exterior shade where the load is severe, while the shaded elevations of the same house take something lighter. Splitting the specification by elevation is normal here rather than unusual.
Less than at Brookshire, because Crooked Stick is a private club rather than a public course, so the traffic behind your house is play rather than general public access. That said, play is still people at eye level looking toward the house, and a two story rear glass wall is very visible from a fairway in the evening with lights on inside. Where that matters, bottom up operation or a shade you can hold at sill height solves it without giving up the view during the day.
Broadly similar in vocabulary and larger in execution. You will see the same palladian and arched heads and the same two story foyer glass that define Carmel's 11,864 houses built 1980 to 1999, but on one to two acre lots and at a bigger scale, with more mulled assemblies. The drywall return problem from that era still applies, so depth gets checked opening by opening. What differs is that your neighbors' houses may be from 1972 or 2020, so nothing carries across the street.
It depends entirely on which house you own, and that is the honest answer in this plat. The 1970s ranches run roughly 14 to 22. Mid size traditional houses from the 1980s and 1990s land in the 30s. The recent custom builds at 8,000 square feet and up run 60 to 90 openings with multiple mulled walls, at which point the job is phased by floor and the lead time matters more than the price per window. We count them at the measure and quote from the count.
They change privacy and shading. At one to two acres with mature planted screening, neighboring structures rarely shade anything, so each house manages its own solar load rather than borrowing shade from next door. Privacy from neighbors is largely solved by distance, which means the treatments are working on glare, heat and evening privacy from the course rather than on sightlines into a neighbor's kitchen. That usually shifts the specification toward higher openness where the elevation allows it.
No. Crooked Stick Golf Club is a private club and it is a separate body from the subdivision associations that cover the housing. Those associations exist, but specific architectural rules were not verified for either plat, and no published covenant text setting a window covering color or type was located for any named Carmel subdivision. So the answer is to read your own documents. If they say something specific, bring it to the measure and the specification is written to match.
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