Are you in for chicken breeding? Well, what is the first step to start with? Probably, it is building cheap chicken coops. You need to build cheap chicken coops to stay in your budget but that does not necessarily indicate low quality. Selection of design and material of the chicken coop depends upon your need and quality you want. You can save a lot of money by building a chicken coop by yourself than by purchasing one from market. You can make a quality but cheap chicken coop yourself no matter if you want to make it for breeding chicken for personal use or for selling. Size of the coop depends upon the number of chicken you want to breed. If you need to raise chicken only for your family a small coop with limited size will do well. But if you are going to take chicken breeding as a business you need a medium or large sized coop depending upon number of chickens. If you have to raise large number of chicken in small space you can go for a double-decker coop. Use of old construction supplies in building your chicken coop will help you save money. Construction tools can be borrowed from some neighbors instead of buying new one from market. Mobile chicken coops are good option to make cleaning convenient and quick. You can easily move the coop closer so that you can keep an eye on it while getting the other works done. Be a smart shopper and buy such materials that are of low cost but at the same time of good quality. Timber wood that includes pine and hardwood is needed to make the frame for chicken coop. Buy one that is least expensive. Chicken wire or sometimes called mesh wire is also used for constructing a chicken coop. If you need to build a small coop then fifty feet wire is enough for you and that is also less expensive. Seek for quality wire for your coop. Use of recycled materials can save you a lot of money. You can use old cement and wood if available. By avoiding installation of fancy material you can save a significant amount of money. Just fulfill the basic requirements for a safe and comfortable chicken coop and get it build in low cost. Don't compromise the quality to save money as use of low quality material can cost you afterwards. Devise your plan carefully and see if an extra door or extra latch is necessary or not. Shop around and find the material within your budget limit.