Gone Broody Help Center
Chicken Coop Frequently Asked Questions
From choosing your coop to preparing for delivery, here are clear answers and helpful guides for planning your purchase.
Delivery & Yard Preparation
Which states does Gone Broody ship to?
We ship to all 48 contiguous United States. Shipping availability and pricing depend on the product, builder location and delivery address.
View shipping informationHow should I prepare my yard for my new coop?
Your coop needs a firm, level and well-draining foundation. The best foundation option depends on your soil, slope, drainage and local climate.
Read the foundation preparation guideHow does the coop get into my yard?
Many fully assembled coops can be moved from the delivery trailer into the prepared location using specialized yard-placement equipment. Site access and ground conditions must be reviewed in advance.
See how yard placement worksOrdering Your Coop
What is the process for buying a chicken coop?
We help you compare models, select features, review delivery requirements and coordinate the details from design through final delivery.
See the complete buying processDo I need a down payment to get a quote?
No. Quotes are completely free and do not require a down payment. If you would rather spread the cost of your coop into monthly payments, you can also compare financing options through Hearth and Acorn Finance.
Explore monthly payment optionsDo you offer military discounts?
Military discounts may be available on select fully assembled chicken coops. Availability varies by model and builder, so please contact us before ordering to confirm whether the coop you are considering qualifies.
Ask about military discountsChoosing the Right Coop
Which chicken coop siding should I choose?
Compare siding materials, painted and stained finishes, appearance, durability and maintenance before selecting the best exterior for your coop.
Compare chicken coop sidingShould my chicken coop be raised or sit on the ground?
Both designs have advantages. The right choice depends on your flock size, cleaning preferences, accessibility needs and the amount of usable interior space you want.
Compare raised and ground-level coopsPermits & Planning
What information may be needed for a chicken coop permit?
Depending on your location, you may need the coop dimensions, site plan, property setbacks, foundation details, construction information or other documentation.
Open the Permit Readiness Checklist Permit requirements vary by city, county and township. Always verify the requirements with your local permitting office.