Easycoops.comReviews of easycoops.com

I never received anything from this place. They took my $$ right away & I have not heard from this company. Makes me suspect they are scammers.

Very good and detailed building plans. The materials for my coop were well organized, and the team was helpful and responsive.

Easy to follow, easy to modify, and easy to build.

This is a great company, so far. I got double-billed for the plans, but I think that was a banking issue, and not from Easy Coops. I contacted them and received a very fast response. They issued a refund for the double-billed plans. ( I haven't gotten it yet, but it's Monday morning, and I bought the plans on Sunday.) The only reason I am giving 4 stars instead of 5 stars is that, apparently, EasyCoups is located - or, at least, billed from, Vilnius, Lithuania. I have no problem with that, but it requires an additional $3 charge for international funds transfer. I do not have a problem paying for that either, but I believe it should have been noted on the order form.

It looks comprehensive but the plan I paid for includes abnormal materials. For example, a treated 3x3? Dimensional lumber comes is 3/4”, 1-1/2” and 3-1/2”. Where am I going to find 2-1/2” lumber? If I rip a 2x4 I’ll have 1-1/2”x2-1/2”. If I rip a 4x4 I’ll have a 2-1/2”x3-1/2” unless I rip again! Sheesh! Why can’t we just be working with typical wood sizes?

It's obvious your engineers know their way around a Cad but know nothing about carpentry. The premium blue print I bought for the 4' x 6' chicken coop specified using 3"x3" posts for the major structural design of the coop. Unfortunately they aren't available at any lumber store I'm aware of. I did also write your support email and haven't heard back from them **UPDATE** I did get a response back to the email I sent to their support email. They did give me a refund on the purchase of their Premium Blue Print and said they would get back to me with a revised blueprin, which they also did in a couple of days. Unfortunately the first thing I noticed was they had changed the posts dimensions from 3×3 pressure treated to 2x3 pressure treated lumber. Again, I'm not sure where you can get that spec of lumber. I have moved on to using common lumber and their basic design but can't use their specs now.

Easy to read plans. Easy to use as a sourcing to get quotes.

Good plans look thorough and easy to follow. Not sure about why the plans call for pressure treated lumber for framing I don’t think that is necessary except were the areas that could draw moisture. Overall good design