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How To Keep Chicken Coop From Flooding. The coop does need to protect from the main hazards like strong winds, rain, and loose objects. This prevents water from damaging the structure. Lay out your waterers and feeders. Plenty of roosting bars up high in case. If your coop gets soaking wet there's really only one thing to do. The last thing you want is for a window to break, spreading glass everywhere and giving. Anywhere with a concrete or tiled surface would be best, like a garage, bathroom or laundry. Clean it all out and dry the moisture. If the area where your chickens are being housed does have windows, be sure they’re boarded up. Clear a room for your chickens and lay down a tarp. How to dry out a flooded chicken coop or barn. Unfortunately, my chicken coop and barn flooded, to the point that we had to put boards down for the chickens to walk on. Other option is to raise and build a floor above the flood level. Build up the floor/ground with solid earth, sand , or whatever.

Lay out your waterers and feeders. If the area where your chickens are being housed does have windows, be sure they’re boarded up. Clean it all out and dry the moisture. Other option is to raise and build a floor above the flood level. Unfortunately, my chicken coop and barn flooded, to the point that we had to put boards down for the chickens to walk on. How to dry out a flooded chicken coop or barn. Anywhere with a concrete or tiled surface would be best, like a garage, bathroom or laundry. Plenty of roosting bars up high in case. Clear a room for your chickens and lay down a tarp. This prevents water from damaging the structure.

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How To Keep Chicken Coop From Flooding The coop does need to protect from the main hazards like strong winds, rain, and loose objects. This prevents water from damaging the structure. If the area where your chickens are being housed does have windows, be sure they’re boarded up. Lay out your waterers and feeders. Clean it all out and dry the moisture. The last thing you want is for a window to break, spreading glass everywhere and giving. If your coop gets soaking wet there's really only one thing to do. Other option is to raise and build a floor above the flood level. The coop does need to protect from the main hazards like strong winds, rain, and loose objects. Clear a room for your chickens and lay down a tarp. Plenty of roosting bars up high in case. Unfortunately, my chicken coop and barn flooded, to the point that we had to put boards down for the chickens to walk on. How to dry out a flooded chicken coop or barn. Build up the floor/ground with solid earth, sand , or whatever. Anywhere with a concrete or tiled surface would be best, like a garage, bathroom or laundry.