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Common questions from this neighborhood in Westfield. Where the houses share a builder the openings repeat, which makes whole-house pricing simpler, though we still measure every one.

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About Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Local Window Treatment Experience in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

This is the purest version of the Westfield new construction job. Counted from the record, 375 of 491 parcels are single story, 76 percent, an even higher share than Osborne Trails, and only 116 are recorded at two. Construction runs 2021 through 2025 with square set drywall returns as standard across essentially the whole community, which means the mounting decision is the same everywhere: no jamb to bracket into, so outside mount, ceiling mount or a pocketed head detail. One decision covers 491 houses.</p><p style="font-size:16px;color:#4a5a6a;line-height:1.75;margin:16px 0 0">The second fact that shapes the work is that most people arriving here are furnishing an empty house against a move in date. Recorded residential floor area runs 1,483 to 3,685 square feet, a 2.5 times band drawn from a limited Del Webb plan set, and a house at the middle of that carries perhaps 10 to 18 openings with nothing on any of them. That makes lead time the pressure rather than price. Custom fabrication typically runs two to five weeks from an approved order, and somebody closing in six weeks needs that number before they choose a fabric.

We have served Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms) homeowners through the full range of window treatment needs, from inspections and repairs to full replacements. Whatever the system, our Westfield crew approaches every project with clear communication and respect for your property.

The Housing Here

491 homes and rising, none of them more than five years old

Parcels with recorded residential floor area under the Kimblewick by Del Webb plat name total 491, and 375 of them are recorded at a single story, 76 percent, with only 116 at two. Sales are still open here, so that total keeps climbing. Gross assessed values run $78,900 to $849,400 with the middle of the distinct value distribution near $473,000, which sits roughly $92,000 above the Osborne Trails midpoint on a different plan set.

Five consecutive construction years, 2021 through 2025, still building, so every house here is under five years old. Recorded residential floor area runs 1,483 to 3,685 square feet, a 2.5 times band drawn from a limited plan set. Architecturally it's the current Del Webb plan set with craftsman and modern farmhouse cottage elevations, and black window frames with a grid detail in the upper glass on the upgraded elevations. The ground was cleared farm and horse tract, so there's no established canopy anywhere in the community.

Built
Five consecutive construction years, 2021 through 2025, still building. Every house under five years old
Homes
491 parcels with recorded floor area and rising, 375 of them at a single story and only 116 at two
Typical size
1,483 to 3,685 sq ft recorded, a 2.5x band. Assessed $78,900 to $849,400, midpoint near $473,000
Styles
Current Del Webb plan set, craftsman and modern farmhouse cottage elevations, black frames with a grid detail on upgraded elevations
What It Means For Your Windows

Ten to eighteen openings, one mounting condition across the community

The 1,500 to 2,600 square foot plans that make up most of the community run roughly 10 to 18 openings. With 76 percent of the stock single story and a limited Del Webb plan set behind it, one accurate measure covers a lot of houses, and a whole house order here is a smaller and more predictable job than anywhere in Westfield's detached stock. Sun room and flex room windows carry the largest glass area in most plans, with transom units over rear sliders on the upgraded elevations.

Shapes follow the current generation entirely. Arched and palladian heads are absent. Black frames with a grid detail in the upper glass appear on the upgraded elevations and homeowners generally want them visible. There are no two story glass walls in the single story plans. Construction from 2021 to 2025 means square set drywall returns as standard with no jamb to mount into, and everything is square, with the caveat that a house completed this year hasn't been through a full seasonal cycle yet.

One mounting decision for 491 houses

Square set drywall openings with no mountable jamb are the standard across essentially the whole community, which makes the mount question uniform in a way it never is in a subdivision spanning multiple eras. Outside mount, ceiling mount or a pocketed head detail, decided per opening but from the same starting assumption in every house here.

A first winter still to come

A house completed this year is still releasing construction moisture through its first heating season. Winter condensation on the glass wicks into fabric hems and cellular cell walls, and it's worst behind blackout linings and tight side channels. In a community where every house is under five years old, that first winter applies to a lot of people at once.

The black frame is a chosen feature

On the upgraded elevations the frames are black with a grid detail in the upper glass, and buyers selected them. That makes the mount type an aesthetic decision as much as a technical one: inside leaves the frame edge visible, outside covers it when down, and a cafe height shutter leaves the whole upper section on show permanently.

Everything is reachable

With 375 of 491 houses at a single story and no two story glass walls in those plans, there's no lift or scaffold question here and no shade that can only be serviced from a ladder. That changes the motorization calculation completely: it gets specified for how a control operates rather than because a window is out of reach.

What We Specify Here

What a brand new single story house needs first

Most Kimblewick jobs start from bare glass in every room at once and a date somebody is working backwards from. So the sequence matters as much as the product: specify the rooms that make the house livable first, get those ordered against the fabrication window, and let the rest follow. The mounting answer is the same across the community, which removes one variable from an otherwise busy decision.

Bedrooms and the west room first

In a bare house the rooms you can't live without are the ones where sleep and glare are the problem. Those get specified properly and ordered first, against a two to five week fabrication window. Everything else can land a few weeks after move in without anybody minding, and phasing it that way usually produces better decisions on the rest of the house.

Blackout with real overlap in the bedrooms

Single story bedrooms sit at grade on cleared ground with no canopy, so low summer sun and any external lighting arrive at close to eye level. An inside mounted blackout fabric is a dark shade with two bright lines beside it. An outside mount with generous overlap onto the wall, which details neatly on a square set opening, is what actually darkens the room.

Roller shades with a cassette elsewhere

A clean cassette across the head reads correctly against a trimless modern opening where a decorative valance would not, and it's the product that suits this architecture most naturally. It also keeps the visual language consistent across a small house where several rooms are visible from one standing position.

Cordless or keypad control throughout

Everything is reachable, so the control choice is about how it operates rather than where it is. Cordless lift with a comfortable pull, or motorization at a wall keypad where a manual control would be awkward. Batteries are the item to cost properly: about a year on PowerView per Hunter Douglas, and a rechargeable or trickle charge arrangement removes the annual job entirely.

Getting Around

151st Street, the Claiborne Farms tract, and racehorse street names

Kimblewick sits in south Westfield off 151st Street on the former Claiborne Farms horse ground the community is built on, with its own clubhouse and amenity center, and residents route to 151st and out to US 31. Every street is named for a famous racehorse, Affirmed, Alydar, Barbaro, Northern Dancer, Ruffian, Zenyatte, Sunday Silence, Frankel, Eclipse, Forego, Monarchos and Old Rosebud. Kimblewick is itself a type of horse bit, so the naming runs all the way through, and it makes this the most distinctly identifiable street set in the city.

Streets we work on
KimblewickAffirmedNorthern DancerBarbaroRuffianZenyatteSunday SilenceFrankel
Around the neighborhood
The Kimblewick clubhouse and amenity centerThe 151st Street corridorThe former Claiborne Farms horse ground the community is built on
Westfield Washington Schools
There are no school age residents in an age restricted community. For context, Westfield Washington runs eight elementary schools: Carey Ridge, Cool Creek, Maple Glen, Midland Crossing, Monon Trail, Oak Trace, Shamrock Springs and Washington WoodsNo middle school assignment applies to an age restricted communityNo assignment applies. Westfield Washington runs one high school, Westfield High School, covering the whole city
Association Rules

A Del Webb age restricted association under Claiborne Farms PUD

Kimblewick carries a Del Webb age restricted association with an age restriction attached, and Claiborne Farms PUD Phases I, II and III appear on the City of Westfield's published Planned Unit Development list, identified there as Kimblewick by Del Webb. That means exterior work here sits under the PUD ordinance alongside the association's documents. We could not verify the architectural review procedures in covenant text, and no recorded rule specifying a color or finish for street facing window coverings was located here or anywhere in Hamilton County. Interior product rarely raises a question; anything mounting outside is worth clearing first.

Services

Window Treatment Services in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Every service Westfield Window Treatments offers across Westfield is available to Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms) homeowners.

Faux Wood Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

The humid room answer, chosen by room not by budget

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Wood Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Basswood where the room stays conditioned, composite where it doesn't

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Vertical Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

One track across a door wall, stacked where the door isn't

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Aluminum Mini Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

The right answer for the rooms nobody looks at

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Roller Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Clean head detail on openings with no trim to hide behind

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Solar Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Openness picked against your own bare lot view

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Cellular Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Measured on two seasons, stacked where the head allows

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Zebra Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Day view and night privacy on one tube

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Roman Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Fabric with a lift system, stacked where you decide

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Woven Wood Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Natural texture, with the liner that makes it work at night

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Blackout Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Dark is a mounting decision, not a fabric name

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Plantation Shutters in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Built into a frame where the house gave you no casing

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Cafe Shutters in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Privacy at eye level, daylight and frame above it

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Motorized Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Batteries costed at the quote, limits set at the install

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Custom Drapery in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Yardage, lining and anchoring worked out before cutting

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Valances & Top Treatments in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

A top edge for windows the builder left untrimmed

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Exterior Solar Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Stops the load outside, where it still can be stopped

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Retractable Awnings in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Shade in July, open sky in October

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Commercial Window Treatments in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Specified to the submittal, installed around your hours

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Skylight Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Tensioned channels overhead, because gravity doesn't help up there

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Sliding Glass Door Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Stack parked clear of the panel you actually open

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Panel Track Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Flat panes on one track, parked where you decide

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Sheer Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Vanes that soften the light without darkening the room

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Pleated Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

A single layer of fabric, specified without overselling it

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Bamboo Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Natural weave in front, liner behind, for real privacy

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Dual Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Banded fabric on a tube that has to be dead level

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Top-Down Bottom-Up Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Two lift paths, twice the hardware, exactly the right geometry

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Cordless Blinds in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

No cord to reach, and a spring that ages honestly

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Hardwood Shutters in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Basswood where the air stays stable, composite where it doesn't

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Composite Shutters in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

The panel that ignores the season, sized for its weight

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Smart Home Shade Integration in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Protocol and range surveyed before a single shade ships

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Blind Repair & Restring in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Restrung where parts exist, replaced where they honestly don't

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Shutter Repair in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Hinges and magnets first, matching confirmed before we schedule

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Motorization Retrofit in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Only where the headrail was built to take it

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Outdoor Patio Shades in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Fastened into structure, because wind is what breaks these

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Office Window Treatments in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

One specification per elevation, controls within reach

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Healthcare Window Treatments in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

Cordless lift and documentation that survives an inspection

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Multifamily Window Treatments in Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms)

One spec per floor plan, attic stock ordered up front

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Towns We Serve Near Westfield

Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms) is one of several Westfield communities we serve. We measure and install across Westfield, Hamilton County, and surrounding areas.

Common Questions

Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms) Window Treatment FAQ

Questions we hear most often from Kimblewick by Del Webb (Claiborne Farms) homeowners.

With the rooms you can't live in. In a 10 to 18 opening plan that's usually the primary bedroom, any guest room being used, and whichever room faces west. Those three get specified carefully and ordered ahead of everything else, against a two to five week fabrication window. The rest can follow a few weeks later, and honestly the decisions get better once you've lived in the house through a few weeks of afternoon light and know where the sun actually lands.
It can be, and it depends what you choose. Custom fabrication typically runs two to five weeks from an approved order, with specialty items and motorized configurations at the far end. The measure can often happen before closing near the end of construction if the builder allows access. Six weeks works for standard product in a few rooms. It doesn't work for a whole house of shaped or motorized units. The practical route is to prioritize and let the rest arrive after you're in.
Not every one, and most of them. Construction from 2021 to 2025 finishes openings by wrapping drywall to the glass with no applied casing, so there's no flat jamb to bracket into and often not enough usable depth for an inside mounted cassette or headrail. That points to an outside mount on a header board, a ceiling mount or a pocketed head. The advantage of a community this uniform is that once we've established what your plan takes, it holds across the house rather than varying room to room.
Different plan set, different price band, different ground, and they should never be treated as interchangeable. Kimblewick is 491 homes built 2021 through 2025, 76 percent single story, with a midpoint near $473,000 on the former Claiborne Farms tract off 151st Street. Osborne Trails is 785 homes built 2019 through 2025, 71 percent single story, with a midpoint near $381,000 off State Road 32. That's roughly $92,000 apart at the midpoint, and the floor plans behind those numbers are not the same plans.
It's worth deciding deliberately rather than letting the mount type decide for you. On the upgraded elevations the frames are black with a grid detail in the upper glass and buyers chose them. An inside mount leaves the frame edge visible, an outside mount covers it when the treatment is down, and a cafe height shutter leaves the whole upper section permanently on show. Since square set openings push most products to an outside mount anyway, this is one of the few places where the aesthetic preference should override the default.
It can, and it's worth knowing before you order. A house completed recently is still releasing construction moisture through its first heating season, and that moisture condenses on cold glass. On an inside mounted shade, the fabric hem and any cellular cells sit right against it and wick it up, which shows as dark spotting along the bottom rail and sometimes a musty smell. Blackout linings and tight side channels make it worse, because the air behind the fabric has nowhere to go. Since every house here is under five years old, a lot of people meet this at once.
For interior work, almost certainly not, and read your own declaration rather than taking our word for it. Claiborne Farms PUD Phases I, II and III are on the City of Westfield's published PUD register, identified there as Kimblewick by Del Webb, so exterior work falls under the PUD ordinance as well as the association's documents. Anything mounting on the outside of the house, an exterior shade or an awning over a patio, should be cleared before the order. We found no recorded window covering color rule anywhere in Hamilton County, so nobody should be quoting you one.
Cheaper in total and not cheaper per window, and the per window quality matters more here. At 10 to 18 openings, a whole house order is a manageable number, so specifying properly across all of it is realistic rather than aspirational. What we'd steer away from is spreading a fixed budget thinly across every opening including the ones nobody looks at. Utility and laundry windows are perfectly well served by inexpensive product, and the difference goes into the sun room and the bedrooms where you'll notice it every day.
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