About QuoteGoat
We're changing how homeowners plan, price, and picture their fence — starting in the corner of Indiana we know best.
Our Mission
QuoteGoat exists to take the uncertainty out of fence projects. We pair modern GeoARCH property analysis with experienced contractor know-how to give NE Indiana homeowners instant, accurate quotes — with a visual preview of the finished fence on their own lot.
How We're Different
We're not a lead-generation service that sells your info to the highest bidder. We're a full-service brokerage that connects you with licensed, insured contractors and backs it with real transparency through advanced image-processing visualization.
What A Brokerage Actually Does
A directory hands you a phone list and walks away. A brokerage owns the outcome. QuoteGoat prices the job itself, puts a fixed number in writing, and hands the work to a vetted local contractor who has already agreed to that price. We do not swing the hammer — we own the number and the follow-through, from the first quote to the last walkthrough.
From Address To Finished Fence
It starts with your address. We pull current aerial imagery of your lot, sketch the fence line where you want it, measure it in feet, and price every post, panel and gate. You get one fixed quote, broken out line by line, before anyone visits. Accept it and a vetted local contractor builds the fence, with QuoteGoat handling scheduling, questions and changes along the way. See the full fencing process.
Indiana Focused
We started in NE Indiana — Allen County and its neighbors — because we believe in doing one thing exceptionally well before we scale. That deep local focus means we understand the building codes, the weather, and the soil that actually affect your fence.
Today that means seven Northeast Indiana counties: Allen, DeKalb, Noble, Wells, Adams, Huntington and Whitley. Fencing is the trade we quote today — decking and pergolas are waitlist-stage. Start a quote if your address is in the area.
What Contractor-Grade Means
Contractor-grade means the numbers are good enough to build from. Measurements come off imagery of your actual lot in feet, and the material takeoff behind the quote is the one a contractor would order from. Slope, soil and obstructions show up in the price up front, not as a surprise mid-job. Our advice library shows the same reasoning.