Chicago backyard 16 hens We've had hens for 7 years in Chicago, and recently expanded our flock to 16 - so, I started looking for a walk in coop that was a) beautiful and b) functional. The cost of this one was daunting, and worth every penny. The pallet fit into our garage (great delivery service) and we laid everything out and built it on one day. Team of 3. Took my hens some time to adjust, but they're now roosting and laying and happy cluckers. Hardest part was leveling the ground. We paired it with an Omlet auto door and run. Absolutely no regrets.

From start to finish it was a quick and… From start to finish it was a quick and easy process. I added on a few of the options to my XL package like the water and feeder, dirt bath, upgraded roof and emailed them before they shipped out my coop to add on the winter window package. The winter window covers were the least impressive part. I was honestly shocked by the quality of the item compared to the rest of the coop and thought it was just part of the packaging at first. The directions, pictures and pre drilled holes made it very simple to put together by myself! It took me about 3 hours. It is a beautiful coop and I can already see myself buying a larger one from roost and root down the road. I do wish they offered a chicken run option… I ended up building my own but I definitely would’ve also purchased that from them.

High quality coop Very well packaged and arrived faster than expected. Easy to assemble with instructions and some references to the YouTube video. High quality materials, sturdy wire and hardware. Nicely packaged fasteners with plenty extra for drops into the leaves. Hens are cozy and dry!

Excellent Company They are always there to help and I've never felt that any questions or issues were unimportant. Definitely a helpful and friendly staff with very good quality work. I love all their designs of coops and innovative products.

Your chicken coop is well made and… Your chicken coop is well made and heavy enough to last for years. It was easy to put together. The only thing I had to do was replace the latches on the egg door and the other large upper door with lockable latches like you have on the extended run. We have a raccoon problem and unfortunately they are very adept at opening latches. The chickens see to be happy as well. They never missed a laying day with the transfer to the new coop!