Sierra-Pacific-Full-Line-2020

Our Story Own The Land Plant The Seedlings Process The Wood Convert The Lumber Assemble Components Ship The Products Use Everything Create Energy Manage The Land Sierra Pacific Windows is part of Sierra Pacific Industries, which sustainably manages over 2 million acres of timberland in California and Washington State. We’re the largest millwork producer and one of the largest lumber companies in the U.S. Our size creates a big obligation to protect our environment. At Sierra Pacific, we believe healthy trees, good water quality and enduring wildlife habitat are the natural result of sound forest management. That’s why we adhere to the environmental protection standards of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI) and why all our pine and Douglas fir windows and doors are labeled SFI certified. We bring in our own Professional Foresters and Wildlife Biologists to help protect wildlife habitat, watercourses and plant life, and to help manage our lands based on “sustained yield” practices. As a result, Sierra Pacific Industries plants 7 million new trees every year and will nearly triple the amount of wood growing on its lands in the next 100 years, with average tree diameters nearly doubling in that time. To learn more about how Sierra Pacific Industries protects, preserves and invests in its own forest lands, visit spi-ind.com . Earth-Friendly. More Than An Approach, An Obligation. True Vertical Integration Sets Us Apart. As a proud part of this family-owned, environmentally-committed company, Sierra Pacific is the only window company that manufactures its products with complete vertical integration. The full cycle makes use of every part of our wood resources, all the way down to wood shavings that become animal bedding and chips that are used as part of our cogeneration power process. It also allows continuous quality control from the moment our tree seeds are planted until our beautiful wood windows are produced, approved and delivered to you. 5 4 ©KarlNeumannPhotography |MartelConstruction