Window Installation and Replacement in Brea, CA

Need window replacement in Brea, CA? The Max Construction Inc replaces windows for Brea homeowners and for homes in nearby cities. You can call us for one window or for several, and you do not need a bigger project to book it. Because we also do stucco, paint, and trim, we can handle the wall around a new window too. Simon Haddadin holds our license, CSLB #1122335. Read our Google reviews.

Window Services We Provide

Window Replacement

Taking out a worn or damaged window and setting a new one in the same opening.

One Window or Several

We replace a single window or several at once, and we can pair the work with paint, stucco, or a remodel if you have one planned.

Stucco and Trim Work Around the Opening

Setting a window can disturb the wall around it. We can also repair the stucco around the opening. See our stucco repair page for how we handle that side of the work.

Paint Finish After the Install

We do the painting too, so the new frames and the wall around them end up looking like they belong together. Our exterior painting page covers that work.

What Affects the Cost of a Window Job

Factor	How It Affects Cost
Number of windows	More openings means more materials and more labor.
Window size and shape	Large picture windows and arched tops are more work than a small standard unit.
Wall condition	Rot or damage found behind an old window adds repair work.
Finish work	Stucco patching and paint around the opening can add to the total.
Other work on the job	Paint, stucco, or remodel work done in the same project adds its own labor and materials.

We look at your home in person before giving a quote.

Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your Windows

Some signs are easy to see. A frame that is cracked, warped, or rotting. A window that sticks, will not open, or will not stay shut. Glass that is broken or has a crack running through it. Fogging between two panes of glass. Others show up as comfort problems. You feel a draft near a closed window, or you hear more street noise than you should. Stains or soft spots on the wall under a window can point to a problem at the opening itself, and that is worth checking before more damage builds.

Age is another clue. Window frames, seals, and moving parts wear down over the years. A window that rattles in the wind or shows a visible gap around the frame is telling you something. A window that will not lock is a security concern too. Check each window in the house, not just the one that bothers you most.

Any one of these is a reason to have someone take a look. Sometimes a repair is enough. When it is not, replacement is the cleaner fix.

How a Window Installation Job Works

A typical window replacement goes like this:

1. Measure. Window openings are measured carefully, because a unit that is off by a little will not fit right.
2. Removal. The old window comes out and the opening is checked for damage.
3. Installation. The new unit is set in the opening and checked to sit square and level.
4. Sealing. The edges are sealed so the unit is tight against the weather.
5. Trim, stucco, and paint. Any stucco disturbed around the outside is patched. Paint touch-up follows, so the work blends in with the rest of the wall.

Floors near the work stay covered, and we clean up after.

Windows and Stucco Walls

Stucco is a common wall finish in North Orange County. A window sits inside that wall, so the two share an edge. When the old unit comes out, the stucco around it can crack or chip. A patch has to blend with the texture of the wall next to it. Even a small gap around a frame can let wind and water in, so the edge seal and the patch both matter. Then the paint has to match too. We do all three, so one company can handle the window, the stucco, and the paint. You talk to one company about the whole opening instead of passing the job from one trade to the next.

Serving Window Installation Across North Orange County

We work out of Brea and take window jobs in nearby cities too. That includes La Habra, La Habra Heights, and Buena Park.

How to Choose a Reliable Window Installer

• Check whose license covers the job. For us, that is our owner, Simon Haddadin.
• Ask who finishes the wall. Some window installs disturb the stucco and paint around the opening. If the installer does not do those, you may need a second contractor to repair what the first one left.
• Look at past customer feedback. You can read our Google reviews before you call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you replace windows on their own?
Yes. You do not need a bigger project to book window replacement.

Can you replace just one window?
Yes. We replace one window or several.

Can you fix the stucco around the window when you are done?
Yes. We do stucco work, so we can also repair the stucco around the opening.

Will the new windows match my paint?
We paint as well, so we can touch up or repaint the area around the new frames.

Do you take window jobs outside Brea?
Yes. We work out of Brea and take window jobs in nearby cities, including Fullerton, Placentia, Yorba Linda, and Whittier.

What changes the price of a window job?
The number of windows, their size and shape, the condition of the wall, and any stucco or paint around the opening. We look at your home in person before giving a quote.

How do I find a reliable window installer near me?
Read their Google reviews, then ask who holds the license and who handles the stucco and paint.

We also serve these areas: Hacienda Heights, Placentia, Fullerton, Yorba Linda, Rowland Heights.

Get a Window Installation Quote

If you are planning windows with paint, stucco, or a remodel, we can look at it with you. Call (714) 200-8477 or use our contact page to ask for a quote.