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It's a bit of work, shoveling but if you got a pickup truck or someone who'd not mind lending you one, you can go pick up the sand too, they bucket it in, you drive it home, park truck where you want it and shovel it out. That'll save you 50 bucks or whatever they may want to charge for...

Gone in hours is not terriffic drainage. Sounds like a lot of silt in that soil too. But if it's not causing a big problem then good for you. If you know you'll be keeping them a while etc etc, why not call one of the local landscaping companies to just have a dumper come and drop off a few...

after shoveling out a while, do you find that your sandy dirt level is getting low? what do you do for replenishment? yes you are taking the clumps out but dirt inevitably will stick to it, especially when they start rooting around in it and stirring things up. Aaron

Ill scrape it up without digging an even bigger crater than they did in the yard for the bird-on-grass / outside stuff, and compost it What's left Ill fill in the holes they may have dug For the stuff that's actually IN the coop (which is not much, they always seem to find a way to kick it OUT...