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See the Quality Before You Buy
Take a closer look at the craftsmanship, structure, and real build quality behind our premium chicken coops before choosing the right one for your flock.
Videos may feature our trusted U.S. manufacturing partners and show the build quality you can expect when ordering through Cluck & Coop.
Find the Right Coop
Shop by Coop Style
Find the right coop design for your flock, backyard layout, and lifestyle — from classic Amish-built styles to easy-clean SnapLock plastic coops.
Quaker Coops
A timeless, spacious coop style with a traditional roofline and excellent backyard appeal.
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Dutch Coops
Charming barn-inspired coops built for durability, ventilation, and everyday flock care.
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Lean-To Coops
A practical design for tighter spaces, side yards, and efficient backyard layouts.
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A-Frame Coops
Compact, easy-to-manage coops ideal for small flocks and first-time chicken keepers.
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Tractor Coops
Mobile coops that let your flock access fresh grass while keeping them protected.
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Combination Coops
Complete coop-and-run setups for customers who want a ready backyard solution.
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SnapLock Formex Plastic Coops
Low-maintenance plastic coops that are quick to ship, easy to clean, and practical for everyday use.
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Testimonials
Combination Coop - Witness the endless possibilities for your new coop from the Hen House Collection with Ashley Motter’s combination coop in York County.
What started as a novice activity became a passion and hobby for the Lopez family. Keep reading to learn more about their 5×8Quaker Chicken Coop in CT!
Suzanne became a chicken owner by accident. She started with 8 chickens, but as she had kids, they became interested in raising chickens, so she wanted to expand her coop and flock!
Matt and Brittany Jankaitis had been interested in getting chickens for a long time. They started with6 chickens , but after getting a coop from The Hen House Collection, they felt confident that they could raise10 chickens .
Amy first considered getting her own chickens after hearing from others who had backyard flocks. She started with8 chickens, all different breeds. She planned to name her birds and keep them apart.
Dorothy and her husband love their flock of chickens and treat them like pets. They currently have 20 chickens and are expecting more. Owning chickens has been a great learning experience for their son as well, and he is deeply involved in caring for them. Continue reading to hear about Dorothy’s chicken coop journey.
Chicken Scribbles
FAQ
Cluck & Coop has a variety of styles, sizes, and colors of chicken coops ready to be purchased and delivered. We ship anywhere in the United States except for Alaska and Hawaii.
All Coops are delivered fully built, we do not offer any kit forms at this time.
Our coops feature carefully selected designs that our customers love. While we don’t currently offer customization, we’re working on adding this option soon. Stay tuned for updates!
A litter tray is a movable tray that is located under the roosting bar that collects waste, it slides out to be cleaned.
The Epoxy Floor is permanent and makes for an easy clean up as it can be washed down and wiped.
Both options are extras and can be added as options at checkout.
We recommend that the area you want the coop is as level as possible, if you are purchasing a large coop you may want a gravel foundation.
Board and Batten is a stained surface, it will require maintenance every few years such as re-staining and the DuraTemp is a painted surface, it will require maintenance every 7-8 years such as repainting.
We offer a 1-year manufacturer warranty on the actual coop for any defects or problems caused in the making of the structure.
LP Flooring, Siding and Roofing has a 10-year warranty.