Backyard chicken keeping is becoming increasingly popular, and it’s easy to see why. Having your own hens means a constant supply of fresh, flavorful eggs that are often more nutritious than store-bought options. Plus, you can ensure your chickens are raised in a healthy and humane environment, giving you peace of mind about their care.
Raising chickens offers a wonderful opportunity to teach children responsibility and the importance of animal care. By helping with tasks like gathering eggs and feeding the flock, kids gain hands-on experience and a better understanding of where their food comes from. Explore our selection of chicken coops in Nevada to find the perfect fit for your needs!
Considering raising backyard chickens? You’ve come to the right place! The Hen House Collection, located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, specializes in selling and delivering high-quality chicken coops nationwide. While we don’t have dealers in Nevada, we’re happy to deliver your coop to you personally.
No local dealer? No problem! We’re committed to helping you find the ideal coop for your chickens. Explore the finest chicken coops in Nevada with The Hen House Collection today!
Our Chicken Coops in Nevada
The Combination Chicken Coop
Our combo chicken coops are a favorite among customers in Nevada, thanks to their built-in attached runs. This all-in-one design allows your chickens to move between their cozy coop and secure outdoor space, allowing them to enjoy fresh air and exercise whenever they like.
The Quaker Chicken Coop
The Quaker Coop is a top choice for customers, and it is loved for its unique roof overhang design. This prefabricated coop is fully customizable, including all the features necessary to create the perfect home for your chickens.
The Tractor Chicken Coop
If you’re looking for a portable option, check out our Tractor chicken coops in Nevada. Designed with wheels and a handy pull handle, these coops are easy to move around your yard. Perfect for smaller flocks, they combine convenience with flexibility to meet your needs!
The A-Frame Chicken Coop
Our A-frame chicken coops in Nevada are built for durability and come in a range of sizes to fit your needs. We offer a spacious A-frame model for larger backyard flocks that can accommodate up to 100 chickens, providing the perfect solution for bigger setups!
The Dutch Chicken Coop
If you love the look of barn-style roofs, our Dutch chicken coops in Nevada are sure to impress. These coops offer ample headroom for your chickens and are equipped with all the essential features to create a comfortable and functional home for your flock.
The Lean-to-Chicken Coop
Take a look at our latest coop design, the Lean-to Coop! It’s a fantastic choice for your backyard flock, featuring large windows that bring in plenty of sunlight and keep the space well-ventilated. It also fits perfectly against a wall or fence, making it a versatile option for any setup.
Chicken Coops by # of Chickens
Unsure which size coop is right for your flock? Don’t worry! Our Nevada coops are sorted by capacity, making it simple to find the perfect match for your needs.
Whether you need room for 3 chickens, 12 chickens, 40 chickens, or even up to 100 chickens, we have the size and style to meet your needs.
Chicken Coops
by Size
Do you have a specific size in mind for your chicken coop? We’ve got you covered! Whether you’re looking for a 4×6 or an 8×10 coop, we have over 20 ready-made options for sale in Nevada.
We offer a range of sizes from 3×4 to 12×24, so you can find the perfect fit for your needs. Check out our coop sizes and pick the one that works best for you!
Regulations for Chicken Coops in Nevada
Keeping backyard chickens in Nevada may come with certain regulations. Here are some guidelines you might need to follow if you’re planning to raise chickens.
Zoning
In Nevada, raising backyard chickens is typically allowed, but it’s important to review your local zoning regulations. Contact your local authorities to ensure you’re aware of any specific rules or restrictions that may apply.
Noise and Order Control
Local rules often include managing noise and odors to maintain good relations with neighbors. For example, in Las Vegas, residents can keep up to 20 hens per single-family residential lot, with coops required to be at least 25 feet from neighboring dwellings. However, roosters are not allowed due to potential noise disturbances.
Setback Requirements:
Rules may dictate the required distance between your chicken coop and property lines, homes, or other structures to minimize potential conflicts with neighbors.
Chicken Coop Necessities
Ample Space
Overcrowding is a frequent challenge for chicken owners and can result in sanitation problems, poor airflow, and heightened aggression among birds.
A good rule of thumb is to provide around 4 square feet of space per chicken. For instance, a flock of 10 chickens would thrive in a 5×8-foot coop, which offers 40 square feet of space. With a variety of coop sizes available, finding the perfect match for your flock is simple and straightforward.
Proper Ventilation
When setting up your chicken coop, prioritize proper ventilation to ensure your hens have access to fresh air. Good airflow is crucial for their health and helps prevent respiratory problems and unpleasant odors. Installing windows and incorporating an open run area effectively improve ventilation.
Additionally, it is important to protect the coop from extreme weather, especially in areas with harsh winters. Shielding your chickens from strong winds and heavy snow will keep them safe, warm, and comfortable during severe weather conditions.
Security and Protection
One common mistake chicken owners make is building coops that lack the strength and durability needed to keep predators out. In areas where animals like raccoons, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, or even neighborhood dogs are a threat, weak materials such as flimsy wire or lightweight wood are no match for determined intruders.
For better protection, avoid using chicken wire, which is easily torn or bent. Instead, choose hardware cloth, solid doors with robust latches, and reinforced windows to ensure your coop is secure and your chickens stay safe.
Necessary Features
Every coop should include a few key features to keep your chickens happy and healthy. Provide roosts where chickens can perch at night and nesting boxes to give hens a private space for laying eggs.
Ensure the coop has designated feeding and watering stations, and use bedding materials like wood shavings or sand to maintain a clean, comfortable environment for your flock.
Where to Buy Chicken Coops in Nevada
- North Las Vegas
- Spring Valley
- Sunrise Manor
- Paradise
- Sparks
- Carson City
- Pahrump
- Summerlin South
