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I'm a huge fan of roof insulation if your in the southern states. Anywhere you get 100F regularly you'd want your coop in shade or rigid insulation right under the roof. Chickens can not stand heat period. Even your Mediterranean varieties like Leghorns or Anacona can't stand an over heated...

Pennsylvania winters are relatively mild. You really don't need insulation. The key to any livestock is to provide a well ventilated space that is sheltered from elements and predators. Dry and draft free is all you need. I live in northern New Hampshire, no insulation, no additional heat and...