Roost & RootReviews of roostandroot.com

Overall the coop is very nice and receives many compliments. It wasn't hard to put together per se just time consuming. It would definitely have been harder without 2 people. Some issues like one of the egg doors not opening, and the braces on the roof being a struggle to fit, but overall everything more or less came together. I did not need any new parts sent and the team was responsive to the questions I had.

Such a well made product! Easy to assemble with easy directions. Had an issue with the delivery service (third party company) and Roost & Roots customer service was prompt, nice and helped me fix my issue. Would 110% recommend this company!

wonderful coop, easy to assemble and clear instructions. Great people to work with and coordinate delivery. Coop is well constructed and study.

Monte met with us and helped with any questions we had along the way. We love the coop and have received many compliments on it.

Great company and wonderful customer service!

The company was easy to communicate with and helpful with information. They communicated when the coop shipped from Texas and would arrive in Florida. Drop off at the house was very easy and quick. My son and a neighbor put it together it took two days just 4 hours each day. I prepared the foundation and predator wire. The cedar is very nice and solid plus I don’t have to treat the wood or paint it. Interior is roomy enough for the 4 chickens. The roost bars are short (a defect) and we need to add some blocks of wood to fill the gaps or I might add a long roost bar higher then stagger the shorts ones so they can hop up. The space inside the roost /nest area is a little difficult to work in. Maybe less little doors and one larger one for better access. The walk in round top coop is sturdy with easy access for me to feed and water. I’m going to use the storage shelf for an extra place for the chickens to nest since I have ample storage nearby. The hardware is nice. Air flow to the coop is very good since it’s hot and humid in Florida. I’m also attaching a cage run behind the coop for additional ground space. I wish I’d bought the XL one now as there wasn’t that much difference in the price. Suggestion for how to put it together videos for each section, maybe scan the code, In the instructions? The small roost bars need work. Instead of the storage shelf extra roosting area. And a single door access to the roosting area since there’s access to nesting boxes from outside. This would make it easier to work and clean.

My coop arrived with one piece cracked but with a couple of finishing nails and some wood glue, we had a wonderful family experience assembling our coop for our growing Welsummer chicks. I would buy again but their quality control needs to be tighter.

This is our first foray into chicken raising and there are a lot of choices for a coop online. The ones that are less than $500 are cute, but their quality cannot be that good. This coop impressed me with its quality construction and materials - the white cedar and hardware cloth are very durable. It was pretty straightforward to put assemble, only one damaged piece that was quickly fixed with glue and a screw, no show stoppers! What impresses me now that it is built is how wide the structure is. We have 8 chickens and they can move around with ease. I would suggest an enclosure over this coop to give them additional roaming space. This is very high quality and well designed, please consider.