Coops, runs & poultry structures
Chicken Coop Removal
Part of Demolition
Coops and runs are a mix of framing, wire, roofing, and bedding, and they rarely come apart cleanly. We take down coops, runs, and poultry houses, roll up the fencing and hardware cloth, clear the bedding and litter, and haul the lot.
What's included
Chicken Coop Removal done right
- Coops, runs, and small poultry houses
- Wire, hardware cloth, and fence posts
- Nesting boxes, roosts, and feeders
- Bedding and litter cleared with the structure
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you clean out the bedding and droppings?
We clear ordinary bedding and litter along with the structure. Anything beyond that is worth mentioning at the estimate so we bring the right setup.
Can you leave the fenced run standing?
Sure -- mark what stays and we'll take only the rest.
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