Sierra Pacific Windows

Sierra Pacific offers 126 years of combined experience in the window and door business. Since its founding, the company has grown exponentially. Today, their products are installed in more than two dozen countries. Sierra Pacific is a third-generation, family-owned company.

The company offers a wide range of wooden window options using woods derived from their 2-million acres of timberland in Washington and California. They have 600 dealers, stores and distributors across the United States.

Sierra Pacific Lineup

This Old House 2021 Modern Barnhouse uses Sierra Pacific Windows © Chad Holder

Whether you’re looking for windows for a new construction, replacement or commercial purposes, Sierra Pacific has a wide range of types and materials to choose from.

As far as materials go, Sierra Pacific offers the following options:

Aluminum Clad Wood Windows
Sierra Pacific H3 Windows
Sierra Pacific Vinyl Windows
All-Wood Windows

All of these materials are available in each of the company’s series of windows, which include:

The Aspen Collection

Sierra Pacific’s Aspen Collection offers superior structural performance and greater resistance to air and water. This is our focus for energy-efficiency and thermal regulation.

Standout features of this collection include:

Hidden locking system for cleaner interior lines
Exclusive lock adjustment for easier operation of larger windows
Durable hardware that allows for larger operable sizes
A variety of design options to choose from
75 clad colors and nine select woods

The Sedona Collection

Sierra Pacific’s Sedona windows feature an interior wooden screen and sand-cast bronze hardware.

Standout features of this window collection include:

75 finishes to choose from with a variety of textures and virtually unlimited colors
52-degree or 90-degree hinge choices for easy cleaning and better ventilation
Single handle lock system with multiple lock points
French or radius top options
Low maintenance exterior

Standard Collection

The standard windows from Sierra Pacific are anything but ordinary. These windows offer the following:

Nine interior woods to choose from
Encore folding handle with 11 finishing options
Dual-arm operator opens 90 degrees for easy maintenance
Wood is protected by CoreGuard Plus

Urban Collection

Windows in the Urban collection complement contemporary architecture and offer the following features:

9 wood species to choose from
Sash opens 90 degrees for better ventilation and easy cleaning
Radius top
Sash locks on the side jamb
Wood protected by CoreGuard Plus

H3 Collection

The H3 windows from Sierra Pacific feature a wooden interior, a strong vinyl base and advanced technology. Features include:

Wooden interior
0.078” vinyl base
0.055” aluminum cladding
Rigid nailing fin for better structural integrity, simple installation and improved water barrier
Four brickmould frame options
Powder coat finish
Wood protected by CoreGuard Plus

8000 Series

The 8000 series is only available in vinyl, but offers the following features:

3/4″ insulating glass
3-1/4″ multi-chamber mainframe
Welded sash and frame
Intercept spacer
Sloped sill
Half screen
NFRC certified
Fin-Seal weather-stripping
Integral J-channel
14 exterior colors to choose from

8500 Series

The 8500 Series is very similar to the 8000 series and is also only available in vinyl. These windows have the following features:

2-1/4″ multi-chamber mainframe
3/4″ insulating glass
Intercept spacer
Welded sash and frame
Spiral balance system
NFRC certified
Fin-Seal weather-stripping
Integral 2-3/4″ Stucco Flange option for the frame
14 exterior colors to choose from

Sierra Pacific Options

Sierra Pacific offers a variety of options to ensure that your new windows meet your needs and budget. Glass, grille and screen options allow you to truly customize your windows to match your home.

Performance and Decorative Glass

Sierra Pacific offers some of the most advanced glazing options available in the industry, including:

Double or triple low-E coatings
Dual and triple pane options

Most of their windows have No-Metal TrueWarm Edge polymer foam spacers for a superior seal and better thermal efficiency.

A variety of decorative glass options are also available, including:

Glue Chip
Delta Frost
Narrow Reed
Obscure
Rain Glass
Satin Etch
Beveled Glass
Gray Tint
Bronze Tint
Green Tint

Screens

Buyers have the option of choosing an optional FlexScreen with their windows. Featured on Shark Tank, FlexScreen is made with flexible spring steel and fits nicely into the screen track. FlexScreens do not have hardware or screen frames. They are easy to install and remove.

Along with FlexScreens, buyers also have the option of choosing UltraVue screens, which offer greater visibility. These screens are woven from small yarns that allow in more light and air while give you a better view of the outdoors.

Grilles

Sierra Pacific offers a wide range of grille options, including:

Traditional: 5/8,” 7/8,” 1,” 1-1/4,” and 2”
Contemporary: 5/8,” 7/8,” 1,” 1-1/4,” and 2”
Putty: 5/8,” 7/8,” and 1”

How Much do Sierra Pacific Windows Cost?

How much can you expect to spend on your new windows? That depends on the window type, material, size and options you choose.

But as a ballpark estimate, you can expect to spend between $400 and $800 per window. The best way to figure out the cost is to contact a dealer or head to a showroom. The company has hundreds of dealers across the country, so there’s sure to be one near you.