10/26/2026
๐๐๐CLEAR THE AIR๐๐๐
There are some things we would like to address.
1 - We don't knowingly get involved with builds that involve when asked for something that is bad for the animals. This could be many things. Like too small for the # of animals, too cheap of materials for animal safety, bad & unsafe design, etc etc.
2 - We don't help when folks get rude. This can be their temper, their attitude, them trying to "blame shift" or gaslight us. Make difficult design & schedule issues as the process goes. We are too easy going, do everything we can to meet everyones schedules, & bend over backwards to make things as correct as ordered.
3 - If the scope of the project is not in our wheel house, we will not take it on. This is lesson learned. Some things are just not for us to do & we are able to admit it when it arises. We will suggest another person if we know of one, give tipe/advice (usually free), and help in any way we can. Have done many insurance bids in the past that I knew would never happen. Very recently stepped away from one that what they wanted, just wasn't what we do.
Now, there have been a few times, in the past, that we did projects that later show to be a situation that is bad for the animals sake. We will inform, explain, educate, & offer advice of changes when this happens. It's up to them to make efforts for us to still be able to work for them in the future. If they choose not to, then our work is done & both parties go their seperate ways. We do a LOT more than chicken coops. Just about any animal structure & backyard buildings.
Animals are #1 with us, not the $
-keep on chickenin'