chicken coops

[chickiedo]

I'm Chickiedo and l'm new to the site. I live in Princeton, Texas and I need help finding a chicken coop for 4-6 chickens. Anyone have any ideas where to find one? I've checked out numerous sites, but worried about quality. Thanks in advance.

 

[chickencoop789]

Most prefab coops are poor quality and don't have adequate space and ventilation (I currently have one

).
http://www.horizonstructures.com/ This place looks like they have quality coops. They will ship them to you. But a little pricy.
I would suggest building a coop. This way you can customize it to your liking and will probably cost less than buying a prefab. Or if you have an old shed, you can convert it to a coop.
Im just putting some ideas out there.

 

[chickiedo]

Thank you for the help. I think I'm going to convert the 12 x 12 covered patio on the side of the house that is never used. Seems to be the cheapest and most obvious thing to do. I agree about the pre-fab. Worried it wouldn't keep the chickens warm enough in the freezing weather either. Thanks again and I will check out the site given as well.

 

[ClovisMan]

If you are up for a Sunday drive and have a trailer, this guy is in Burnet, TX and builds really nice chicken coops for just about any size you need. Much better than pre-fab staple together China crap.
https://mobilechickencoops.com/