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I brood in the barn where I have power without running a heat lamp off an extension cord. 3-4 weeks is plenty of time to build a coop. By the time the chicks are ready, the coop will be too, unless someone is the world's slowest builder.

Or start on the coop and get chicks now since they will be in the brooder for several weeks. When the new coop is done, the chicks can go in there, and at the end of the summer, the rented chickens and their coop go back. That will right around the time the new ones start laying.