🐓 GENERAL QUESTIONS

Q: Where are LynnLee Coops made?
A: Every LynnLee Coop is handcrafted by our skilled team in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. We do not import or mass-produce our coops—they’re built one at a time with quality materials and care.

Q: What makes LynnLee Coops different?
A: Our customers often say our coops are "nice enough to live in." Each model is thoughtfully designed for durability, safety, and beauty. With premium materials, fine craftsmanship, and customizable finishes, LynnLee Coops are truly unlike any other.

Q: Do you accept tax exempt orders?
A: Any customers with Tax Exempt Status may submit a copy of their tax exempt card at the time of their order to have the taxes removed from their order.

Q: How do I get Tax Exempt Status?
A: We encourage you to visit your states government website for details on qualifications and how to apply, or follow the links below for the following states: OK, AR, TX, and KS.
Oklahoma: Oklahoma Agriculture Tax Exempt Application

Arkansas: Arkansas Commercial Farm Tax Certificate

Texas: Texas Ag & Timber Exemption Forms

Kansas: Kansas Ag Tax Exempt Form

Q: Do you have any resources available for chicken ownership?
A: While there are several sites available for chicken and coop ownership, we have found the following resources to be useful:

Chicken Hatchery: https://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/index.html

Backyard Chickens: https://www.backyardchickens.com/

🛠️ COOP CONSTRUCTION & FEATURES

Q: What materials are used in your coops?
A: We use premium lumber, kiln-dried cedar siding, black metal roofing, heavy-duty hardware, and 16-gauge black PVC-coated welded wire for predator protection. Each coop is framed and assembled by hand for strength and longevity.

Q: What comes standard with every LynnLee Coop?
A:

• Durable black metal roof

• Handcrafted framing

• Kiln-dried cedar siding and trim

• One nesting box with 3 spaces (LongHouse has 2 boxes, 6 spaces total)

• Full-size walk-through door(s)

• Solar lighting for visibility

• Bluetooth-enabled Run-Chicken automatic door

• Predator-resistant welded wire throughout

• Removable rubber mat in roosting area (when applicable)

Q: Can I customize the appearance?
A: Yes! You can choose roof color, nesting box lid color, and a stain finish that complements your home or property.

📏 MODELS & SPECIFICATIONS

Q: What are the coop model options?
A: We offer three standard 6' x 12' models:

• Raised Floor Coop: Roosting area elevated with a ramp, run space below (4 feet more than the Double Walk-In), and rubber mat for easy cleaning.

• Double Walk-In Coop: Two full-size doors for easy access to both run and roost areas.

• LongHouse Coop: A spacious single-level design with 2 nesting boxes and full-length roosting bars for those that need to accommodate a larger flock.

Q: What is the actual coop footprint?
A: The actual skid footprint is 72" wide x 142" long (6 feet x 11 feet 8 inches). For base prep, we recommend a minimum pad size of 7' x 13' to allow extra clearance.

🚚 DELIVERY, PICKUP & SITE PREPARATION

Q: Do you offer delivery?
A: Yes! We offer delivery of our Fully Assembled Coops within 350 miles of our manufacturing location in Broken Arrow, OK. The first 50 miles of all deliveries are Free.

Q: How are the coops delivered?
A: Coops are delivered fully assembled using a rollback-style trailer, allowing for smooth unloading directly off the back. Delivery typically takes about 30 minutes.

Q: Can I pick up my coop myself?
A: Yes! You’re welcome to pick up your coop using your own trailer. We offer forklift loading assistance at our Broken Arrow location. Please ensure your trailer is suited to carry the coop’s size and weight (approx. 1,000–1,200 lbs).

Q: What are the delivery access requirements?
A: Clear access for a truck and trailer up to 45+ feet long and 11 feet high is required. Please evaluate your property for:

• Low-hanging branches, power/phone lines

• Tight turns, narrow gates

• Ditches or uneven terrain

• Minimum 4 feet of clearance around the coop site

• At least 50 feet of straight clearance for trailer exit

Important Note: Drivers do not trim trees, remove obstacles, or modify fences/gates. If access is unsafe or unfeasible, the customer must arrange an alternate site or modify the location. Return trips incur the standard $3.75/mile (one way) rate.

Q: Do you provide site prep or anchoring?
A: No, we do not offer these services. However, we recommend a level, compacted base—gravel with a layer of construction-grade sand is ideal for stability, drainage, and easy cleanup.

Q: What pad size should I prepare?
A: We recommend preparing a minimum 7' x 13' pad to accommodate the coop's actual skid footprint (72" x 139").