The scope of an assembly service typically depends on which kind of chicken coop you got from Somerzby. Here’s what to expect from each:

Chicken coop assembly

Standard chicken coops from Somerzby come in a variety of sizes: compact models are built for two or three hens, while larger coops comfortably house up to eight to twelve. Although the wire mesh comes pre-fitted to the frame panels, there’s still a lot to set up. 

A Somerzby chicken coop assembler near you starts by confirming all parts are present and undamaged. Once that’s done, they construct the frame, attach the roof, then fit all hardware, including the nesting box and pull-out cleaning. Before wrapping up, they check that the structure looks stable and that no loose screws, splinters, or rough edges could harm your chickens once they’re inside.

Mobile coop assembly

Somerzby's mobile chicken coops are wheeled, so you can move them freely around the yard instead of leaving them in one spot. While convenient to use, these moving parts also make the coops trickier to assemble. 

A Somerzby chicken coop assembler can build the frame, fit the wheels and handle, and test whether the coop rolls smoothly and sits level on the ground, especially once it's loaded up with chickens.

Walk-in coop assembly

Somerzby’s walk-in coops are much larger by design. They’re built to be tall enough for you to step inside, making it easier to collect eggs, clean, and refill feed and water. However, this extra size means more wall panels, a bigger roof section, and heavier hardware compared to the standard range. 

Given the scale of walk-in Somerzby chicken coops, assembly sometimes requires a second person to hold panels steady while they're being screwed into place. Airtasker doesn’t support assigning more than one Tasker per task. But, you can repost your task by clicking "Post a similar task" (on the desktop site) or "Copy task" (in your app).

If you also need land cleared before assembly, it’s best to book it as a separate task, since not every assembler is equally experienced in land clearing.

Chicken run assembly

Unlike coops that provide shelter for roosting and laying eggs, runs give chickens a safe space to forage and exercise during the day. Somerzby offers chicken runs that can either function as a standalone structure or be attached to an existing coop. 

To assemble a chicken run, a Somerzby chicken coop assembler starts by setting up the run’s frame and fitting the mesh panels. If it’s being connected to a coop, they also carefully align the two structures so their respective doors open and close cleanly with no gaps predators could enter through.

If you’re starting completely from scratch, you can get a Somerzby coop and run package and hire a Tasker to have the whole thing built in one visit.