How Ordering Works
We sell our coops through a quote based process. This allows us to confirm the right model, upgrades, and logistics before you commit, and helps ensure the coop you order is a good long term fit for how you plan to use it.
The goal is clarity. You know what you are ordering, what it costs, and what to expect before anything is finalized.
On the home page, we summarize the process in three simple steps. Below is a more detailed look at what happens from quote to delivery.
Choose Your Model
Start by selecting the coop series and size that best matches how you plan to use it. Each series is designed around a different type of operation.
Standard Series
Versatile models suitable for layers, broilers, or mixed flocks.
Commercial Series
Purpose built coops designed specifically for meat bird production.
Redline Series
Compact, flat pack models intended for small flocks and limited spaces.
Each model includes recommended capacity guidelines. Many customers choose to stock fewer birds than the maximum for additional space and easier day to day management.
If you are unsure which model is the best fit, you are welcome to reach out or proceed with a quote request. We enjoy helping customers think through decisions so the coop they choose works well now and continues to make sense as their farm or homestead evolves.
Select Upgrades and Accessories
Once you have chosen a model, use the configurator to select compatible upgrades and accessories. Available options vary by model and are limited to components designed specifically for use with Alumi Coops.
Common upgrades include lighting, predator protection, nesting systems, roosting bars, feeders, and water systems.
Accessories are sold only in conjunction with a coop purchase and are not available separately.
Request a Quote
After you submit your configuration, we review your request and prepare a detailed quote. Every quote is personally reviewed by someone who works with these coops every day and understands how they are used in real farm and homestead settings.
This step often includes a short exchange to confirm details, answer questions, or suggest small adjustments. The goal is to make sure the setup you are considering makes sense for how you plan to use the coop and avoids costly mistakes or unnecessary upgrades.
Many customers also use this stage to ask for advice. We are happy to share what we have learned and help you arrive at a configuration you feel confident about.
Review, Confirm, and Place Your Order
Once you are comfortable with the quote, you can reply to confirm your order.
A minimum five hundred dollar deposit is required to confirm an order. Many customers choose to pay in full at the time of ordering. Full payment is required prior to delivery or pickup.
After confirmation, we will provide a clear timeline and coordinate next steps for pickup or delivery.
Availability, Delivery, and Pickup
Availability depends on the model and time of year. Most coops are available within a few weeks. In some cases, we have inventory on hand and may be able to provide your coop more quickly.
Your quote will include a realistic expectation of availability based on current inventory and upcoming ordering windows.
Delivery is available throughout Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Pickup is also available near Sundre, Alberta.
All models require assembly using the included instructions. Assembly is straightforward and does not require specialized tools.
Need Help Choosing?
If you are unsure which model or configuration makes the most sense, you are welcome to reach out before or after requesting a quote.
A short conversation is often the simplest way to confirm the right fit.
Ready to Get Started?
Use the configurator to select your model and request a custom quote.