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Recent builds

Real coops, for real New Jersey families

The best way to judge a builder is the builds. Here are a few recent projects, in our own words, and the people we got to do them for.

Tinton Falls · Monmouth County

A fast upgrade for a flock that had outgrown its coop

A customer in Tinton Falls needed an upgrade, and quickly. She had a coop she was growing out of that was starting to degrade. She came across us on social media and was immediately drawn to the quality and the design. She already had a run, so we retrofitted a brand-new coop into her existing run, and her chickens had a new home the same day. The thank-yous and the astonishment at the new coop are exactly why we do this.

Wyckoff · Bergen County

Out with the tired setup, in with a 10×20

A family in Wyckoff was ready for a new coop. They had a small coop sitting in a large run, and both had seen better days. Within a couple of weeks the old setup was gone and a 10 by 20 coop stood in its place. They were kind and generous every step of the way and treated us like family while we worked on their property.

Andover · Sussex County

Finishing a homestead, tucked in by the garden

A couple in Andover was ready to start their chicken adventure. They had a big fenced-in garden and wanted a coop to complete their homestead. We gave them a tour of one of our show coops and they fell in love. We found the perfect spot, tucked back against the tree line near the garden but still in view of the deck they spend their summers on. By the end, the smiles and thank-yous said it all. We turned chicken dreamers into chicken owners.

BrookHollow's Barnyard

Two 8×20 rabbit enclosures for a working barnyard

Not every build is a chicken coop. We built two 8 by 20 rabbit enclosures for BrookHollow's Barnyard, using the same predator-proofing and on-site construction we put into everything. We're always glad to take on a new kind of build.

See more finished coops in the gallery, or tell us about your project.

Why it matters

Our customers come back

The best sign we're doing this right is that people don't stop at one build. We've put a chicken coop, a pigeon coop, and a goat run-inon the same family's property, one structure at a time, until the whole homestead wore the Triano Farms name. It happens a lot more often than you'd think.

It's also how we grow. Most of our work comes from Facebook, but close to a third comes from referrals and plain word of mouth, neighbors who saw a build up close and wanted their own. You don't earn that with a coop that falls apart. Planning more than one structure? See how it fits together as a Homestead Package.

Ready to keep your flock safe?

Tell us about your animals and your land. We'll design a coop built to last, on-site, just for you.

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