• Coops are made of  unfinished western red cedar and exterior plywood.
• Delivery is generally not included however may be arranged for a fee.
• Coops can be used alone or in tandem with a run.  If you have a place for the chickens to free range in a predator free zone where they will not disturb plants or be a bother then a run is not necessary.  However, if you want to be sure of your chickens safety and or your prized tomatoes appearance then you may want to consider a run.  

A - Frame

Small flock coop (1-4 chickens, pictured) - $150

   37" x  50" x 38"T dimensions

Comes with:

1 nest box

1 chicken door

2 feet of roosting bar

Condo

Large flock coop (6-12 chickens) - $260

37" x 74" x 44"T

Comes with:

2 nest boxes

1 Large access door

3 separate roosting bars totaling 12' total

Runs

Runs are a way to allow free range to chickens while keeping them contained.  As a rule of thumb, allow 10 square feet per standard size bird (some breeds may need more or less).  These runs hook up to my coops and have a large access door opposite coop side.  The run should be moved before damage to grass has been done, witch will vary from flock to flock .

4' x 8' x 2' T - (4 chickens) - $125

• Chicken wire covering

Optional stand and ramp:

 $100 for Large Condo

Custom Designs

I am happy to discuss custom coops and will build on site if needed for large coops. 

Our Flock

We currently have around 20 chickens that provide free range eggs for us to enjoy year round.