Window Treatment for Bittersweet Drive

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Housing and window planning in Bittersweet Drive

The 1972 ranches on Bittersweet Drive run about 1,080 square feet on 0.19 acre with aluminum siding, a front porch, a fenced yard and a detached one car garage, and a second living room that can serve as an office, a playroom or a dining area. The 1972 ranches on Oakden Road come in around 1,070 square feet on corner lots of about a quarter acre, with brick and aluminum siding, and many have newer kitchens, roofs, windows and exterior doors. The 1974 houses on Bittersweet are the smallest at about 950 square feet, and the 1971 ranches on Eastlawn Drive reach about 1,330 square feet with four bedrooms and wood and vinyl siding.

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 Bittersweet Drive

Picture windows are common in the bonus rooms on Bittersweet Drive, where vaulted entry ceilings add height, and the Oakden Road houses often have low emissivity windows with screens, while the Eastlawn Drive ranches still carry aluminum window frames. A picture window doesn't open, so a fixed shutter panel or a shade that raises from the sill both work. Aluminum frames are usually narrow, which limits the depth available for an inside mount. A corner lot on Oakden Road faces two streets, so a front window and a side window can call for different levels of privacy.

We'll look at the way light enters your Bittersweet Drive 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 Bittersweet Drive home

These are options to discuss during your Bittersweet Drive 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 Bittersweet Drive in New Whiteland

Bittersweet Drive, Oakden Road and Eastlawn Drive lie at the north end of New Whiteland, with Hickory Pine Drive, Country Gate Drive, Brentwood Lane and Sawmill Road as neighboring streets, so Country Gate sits just to the east and Hilltop Commons about half a mile to the west southwest. I-65, Greenwood Park Mall, restaurants and shopping are close. The streets fall in the Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, with Whiteland Community High School as the high school.

Association checks in Bittersweet Drive

Bittersweet Drive, Oakden Road and Eastlawn Drive have no homeowners association. Even so, houses platted in a numbered section such as the 10th Sub can sit under deed limits, so the crew asks at the consultation, and a limit on shutters or exterior shades changes what goes on the order.

Window Treatment Services in Bittersweet Drive

Every service New Whiteland Window Treatments offers across New Whiteland is available to Bittersweet Drive homeowners.

Driving Distance From New Whiteland

Bittersweet Drive is one of several New Whiteland communities we serve. We measure and install across New Whiteland, Johnson County, and surrounding areas.

Bittersweet Drive Window Treatment FAQ

Questions we hear most often from Bittersweet Drive homeowners.