Looking for a walk-in chicken coop near Stanwood, Washington? Start with the space you have, how you will care for your flock, and the complete installed cost. This guide compares our 4-, 6-, and 8-foot-wide models and helps you prepare the details we need for a quote.
Compare our walk-in coop sizes and base prices
Our current range uses Douglas fir frames. Width and length describe the overall model footprint; they are not a measurement of enclosed sleeping space. Compare the hen-house and run details on each product page before deciding how a model fits your flock.
| Width | Available sizes | Base prices |
|---|---|---|
| 4 feet | 4 × 9, 4 × 12, 4 × 15 feet | $2,800 / $3,300 / $3,800 |
| 6 feet | 6 × 12, 6 × 18, 6 × 24 feet | $4,700 / $5,700 / $6,700 |
| 8 feet | 8 × 18, 8 × 24, 8 × 30 feet | $9,400 / $11,400 / $13,400 |
See 4-foot walk-in coops · See 6-foot walk-in coops · See 8-foot walk-in coops
Choose for your daily routine, not just the footprint
Before selecting a size, picture yourself collecting eggs, reaching feeders and waterers, changing bedding, and cleaning the hen house. Leave room outside the structure for doors to open and for you to move tools and supplies. Mark the proposed footprint on the ground so you can see how it sits in your yard.
Tell us your current flock size, whether you plan to add birds, and whether the chickens will have access to space outside the run. Those details are more useful than choosing by width alone. We do not use the overall footprint as a blanket bird-capacity guarantee.
Plan the site before delivery
- Measure access: note gates, tight turns, overhead branches, and the route from parking to the installation area.
- Look at drainage: check where rainwater collects and discuss any uneven or soft ground before scheduling.
- Allow working space: keep room around the proposed coop for assembly, door clearance, and future maintenance.
- Check local requirements: confirm setbacks, placement rules, and any neighborhood restrictions for your specific property.
- Send useful photos: a wide view of the installation area and photos of the access route help us understand the site.
Compare the complete cost
The base coop price is only part of the total. Review your selected size, optional upgrades, delivery, and applicable tax together. Check the current product page for available options and pricing. Enter your delivery address at checkout for an available delivery calculation, or request a quote if the location or access needs discussion.
We are based in Stanwood, Washington. Please provide your delivery city and ZIP code so we can confirm service availability and scheduling for your address. Confirm the delivery date with us before making arrangements around it.
Questions to ask before ordering
Can I stand inside the coop?
These are walk-in models. Review the dimensions and photos for your chosen model, and ask about the specific clearances that matter to you.
Does a larger footprint mean more enclosed hen-house space?
Not necessarily. The run and hen house serve different purposes. Compare both parts of the model rather than treating every square foot as enclosed housing.
Can I visit before deciding?
Visits are by appointment. See our location and directions and contact us to arrange a time.
What should I include in a quote request?
Your preferred model and size, flock size, delivery city and ZIP code, options you are considering, access details, and timing. If you are unsure of the model, tell us what you are trying to accomplish.
Get help choosing your coop
Request a coop quote or call Tim at 425-681-5793. You can also browse all walk-in chicken coops and meet our family.
Prices and available options can change. Product pages and your confirmed quote take precedence over this guide.
