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Chicken Coops in Texas

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Are you dreaming of farm-fresh eggs in your backyard but need the perfect coop? The Hen House Collection is here to make your dreams come true. Our chicken coops in Texas are available in many different styles, colors, and sizes to accommodate flocks of any size and fit seamlessly into your backyard. While based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, we deliver our coops across the United States. Keep reading to find the ideal style for your backyard in Texas.

Are you looking for a coop that feels just right? Finding a prefab chicken coop with everything you need can be challenging. That’s why our coops are fully customizable at The Hen House Collection! This way, you can choose all the features and options you want your coop to have.

Our coops are available through our dealers throughout the United States, including one in Texas. If our dealer in Texas or others in neighboring states are not near your location, no problem! We’re excited to work with you directly to deliver your ideal coop to your Texas location. All you have to do is request a quote below to get started.

Our Chicken Coop Styles

light colored wooden chicken coop with shingle roof in Texas

The Combination Chicken Coop

A top choice among chicken keepers, our Combination Coop is designed to meet every essential need. It features an attached run, giving your chickens outdoor access while keeping them safe from predators. Inside, you can tailor the space, ensuring it’s perfectly suited for your flock’s comfort and needs.

white vinyl chicken coops in Texas with green shutters and lid on egg collection box

The Quaker Chicken Coop

A favorite among chicken keepers, the Quaker Coop stands out with its charming roof overhang that adds style and practicality. It has essential nesting boxes and roosts, just like our coops. You can personalize the Quaker’s interior to create a cozy, functional space that suits your flock’s needs.

red tractor chicken coop with shingle roof white trim and attached run and wheels

The Tractor Chicken Coop

Are you looking for a coop that’s easy to relocate around your yard? The Tractor Coop is just what you need! It is designed with wheels and a sturdy handle, so it lets you effortlessly move it wherever you want. Perfect for small flocks, this mobile coop allows your chickens to enjoy fresh patches of grass and new spots to forage for bugs and scratches in the soil.

tan a frame chicken coop with white trim in Texas

The A-Frame Chicken Coop

The A-Frame Coop combines timeless design with practical features, offering everything you need for a reliable chicken coop. You’ll find cozy nesting boxes and a sturdy roost, perfect for your hens. Its distinctive peaked roof adds a touch of charm, while the wide range of sizes—including options for up to 100 chickens—lets you tailor the coop to your specific needs. The A-Frame is a top choice among chicken keepers for a dependable and versatile setup.

tan dutch chicken coop with green trim and egg collection box on side

The Dutch Chicken Coop

For fans of the classic barn-roof design, the Dutch Chicken Coop offers a stylish and spacious option. Its sloped roof maximizes headroom inside, providing your chickens with a comfortable and roomy environment. With built-in windows for natural light and convenient nesting boxes, this coop has everything your hens need. Add your personal touch to the Dutch Coop with custom options to make it one-of-a-kind for your flock.

dark brown lean to chicken coop with tan trim and four large windows with chickens grazing in grass by two egg collection boxes

The Lean-to Coop

Check out our revamped Lean-to Coops! Introducing the Modern Lean-to series, designed with bigger windows and a roomier layout for maximum comfort. These coops are a perfect home for your chickens and are available in various sizes to suit both big and small flocks. Browse our full range of Lean-to models to find the ideal match for your flock’s needs and outdoor space.

Chicken Coops by # of Chickens

If you’ve got a specific flock size in mind or already have a few chickens, we’ll ensure you find a perfect coop. Our coops are conveniently sorted by capacity, so you can easily pick one that matches your needs.

Whether you’re looking for a cozy coop for 6 chickens, a mid-size option for 15, or something spacious enough for 30, 50, or even up to 100 chickens, we have the right size—and in styles that fit your vision!

Chicken Coops by Size

Looking for the perfect coop size? Check out our wide selection, from compact 3×5 chicken coops to spacious 10×20 options, and everything in between. Explore our range and find the ideal fit for your flock!

Our coop sizes range from 3×4 to 12×24 options. We’ll work with you to design a custom chicken coop with the right roofing design and size to ensure your flock has plenty of room.

Regulations for Chicken Coops in Texas

In Texas, regulations for keeping chickens and chicken coops can vary significantly depending on local ordinances, so it’s essential to check with your specific city or county for the most accurate information. Below are some general guidelines you may encounter across Texas.

Zoning

In most Texas municipalities, chickens are allowed in residential areas, but there may be restrictions on how many you can keep the coop’s size and its placement on your property. Be sure to consult your local zoning authority if you’re unsure about specific requirements in your area.


Number of Chickens

The number of chickens permitted depends on local regulations. For instance, cities like Austin may allow up to 10 hens on certain residential lots, while some areas might impose different limits or restrict roosters. However, Texas has made it so that you can keep at least 6 chickens on your property.


Distance Requirements

In Texas, many cities have setback requirements for coops. For example, in Houston, chicken coops must typically be at least 100 feet from any neighboring residence. These rules are intended to minimize noise and odor concerns in residential areas.

If you plan to keep chickens in Texas, checking with your city’s animal control or zoning department is the best way to ensure compliance with local regulations. However, read Bill 86 to learn more about the general rules for keeping fowl in Texas.

Chicken Coop Necessities

Ample Space

Keeping your chickens comfortable means giving them plenty of room to thrive. Crowding too many birds into a small coop can lead to unsanitary conditions, strong odors, and aggressive behaviors like pecking and squabbling. In some cases, cramped spaces can increase the risk of disease.

Aim for about 3 square feet per bird in the coop to ensure your chickens have enough space. For instance, if you have 6 hens, a 5×6 coop, providing 30 square feet of space would be ideal. With a wide variety of coop sizes available, you’ll quickly find one that suits your flock and promotes a cleaner, more comfortable environment for your chickens.

Proper Ventilation

Proper ventilation is a crucial factor to consider when building your chicken coop. Without enough airflow, your chickens could face respiratory problems, and the coop may develop unpleasant smells. Fresh air is essential for their well-being, so incorporate features like windows and an open chicken run for good airflow. However, it’s important to strike the right balance—while providing ventilation, you must also ensure that your chickens are safely protected from potential predators.

Security and Protection

For chicken farmers, especially in areas where predators like raccoons, coyotes, and foxes are common, constructing a robust and secure coop is essential. Weak materials, such as flimsy wood or wire, can easily be breached by these animals, putting your flock at risk.

To protect your chickens, avoid using chicken wire in predator-prone areas. Opt for more durable materials and reinforce doors with sturdy latches. Ensure that windows are tightly sealed to enhance security and protect your flock from threats.

Necessary Features

A well-designed chicken coop should have several key features to ensure your hens’ comfort and health. For example, incorporating nesting boxes and a roosting bar is essential for giving your chickens a place to lay eggs and rest.

Proper feeding and watering stations are crucial to keep your hens nourished and productive. Bedding materials like straw or wood shavings are also essential to help maintain a clean and cozy environment inside the coop.

In addition to the coop itself, it’s essential to include a secure outdoor area, often called a “run,” where your chickens can roam, scratch, and forage. This helps them engage in natural behaviors and supports their overall health.

You can either build or buy these features separately or choose a ready-made coop with all these elements.

Cities We Serve in Texas

  • Austin
  • Fort Worth
  • El Paso
  • Arlington
  • Corpus Christi
  • Plano
  • Lubbock
  • Laredo

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