Find a professional chicken coop builder in South East Melbourne

In need of someone handy to build a chicken shed for appox 8 chooks (therefore 8 laying boxes) and to source the materials for the build. Similar to photos. Very flexible with times and time frame Will also provide food while you work 😊 - Due date: Flexible

I need the frame to this chicken coop wired , the frame is up but the wire needs to be put on

I require my new chicken coup to be put together (Omlet Eglu Pro extra-large chicken coup - pic provided below) and my existing coup dismantled (My chicken coup walk in castle - pic provided below). This job also requires you to remove the old coup and all of the boxes from the new one and take them away with you.

I need a timber chicken coop or cubby house built or assembled. It will be used to house backyard chickens.

Build a chicken coop! Not just an coop, one like the photos. Size is 2500 wide, 1800 deep. Room is 2100h at the front, sloping back to 1800. Materials not provided. - Due date: Flexible

Old coop to be rebuilt/restored using any pieces still salvageable. Nesting box would need to be built and installed. Price is for labour only.

Need to install a chicken coop, see picture for size - Due date: Flexible

This is the link to the chicken coop. Simply don’t have time to get it done but with our baby chicks growing up so fast we need it. You’ll need to bring your own tools and I’ve listed them below Cordless drill Tinsnips Pop riveter Hammer drill (for anchors) - Due date: Flexible

Build a chicken coop (omlet brand). Comes Flat packed - Due date: Flexible

Need to build chicken coop - Due date: Flexible

Assemble chicken coop - brand new in box

Hi, I need an experienced, quality handyman to : Prepare a trough Create a base frame (I’ll supply timber) Assemble chicken coop and run I don’t need some Jerry who’ll “give it a go”. I don’t want to pay someone to do a crap job, I can do that myself. You’ll need your own tools. See pics attached : Pic 1 is the finished product Pic 2 is the dimensions Pic are the unopened boxes Pics 4,5,6,7 are assembly pics from the website Pic 8 is where I want it situated

Backyard chicken coop accommodating the dead space to maximize spacing

Install wire netting around chicken coop

Assemble chicken coop - in flat pack at the moment

With many people short on work at the moment I wanted to see if anyone was interested in assisting us finishing our chicken coop off? Essentially we require a few hours labor from someone with experience with chicken coops to dig in mesh around the base of our 6 x 3m coop. Dirt and bark is very soft so should only take someone 2-3 hours with a trench shovel I'd say.