Question 1

How long does it take to build a chicken coop?

Accepted Answer

The typical lead time is about 2 weeks after we receive your order. A heavier backlog can affect that timeline.

Question 2

When laying the predator skirt, do you bury it?

Accepted Answer

We can. Most customers prefer to do their own landscaping over it — rock gardens or mulch beds over the skirt are a popular look. Buried or not, the skirt still provides full protection.

Question 3

Do you build on uneven ground?

Accepted Answer

We assess the area and either add blocks to reach grade or bring in our contractors to level it. Setting the coop on blocks does not affect security — the predator skirt still provides full protection.

Question 4

Can I customize size, color, and features?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This is your world and we are here to bring your vision to life. Many customers match the coop to their home's color scheme to tie everything together.

Question 5

Do I need a permit for a chicken coop in NJ?

Accepted Answer

It depends on size. In NJ, coops are treated like sheds. Most temporary (non-permanent) structures under 200 sq ft do not require a permit. We assess your situation and take the necessary steps.

Sells	Eggs
Eggs, per dozen	$5
Chicks / birds	All hens
How eggs are raised	Pasture raised
How much they usually have	3-4 dozen
Pickup / delivery	Roadside, delivery, by appointment

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