A snow-capped peak at golden hour, framed by a red sandstone arch above a valley of ponderosa pines.

Colorado Springs & the Pikes Peak region

Every call answered.
Every job booked.

Phone answering for local businesses whose hands are full: trades, salons, daycares, clinics, shops, and studios. It picks up when you can't, books into your calendar, and texts you the summary.

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Rick is our AI answering agent. The call is the demo. Read a sample call ↓

I. — The problem

Missed call.
Missed job.

You're under a furnace. Mid-foil. Elbow-deep in a filling. Counting heads at nap time. The phone buzzes twice and quits. You'll call back when you're done.

The caller didn't wait. They dialed the next number in the results, and that's who's getting the booking.

Example · A Tuesday in January. One tech, one phone.
7:02 AMMissedUnder a furnace in Briargate
7:15 AMMissedSame furnace
9:40 AMVoicemailNo message left
11:05 AMMissedDriving to the next job
11:06 AMBookedWith the other guy.
An HVAC technician, seen from behind, kneeling at an open rooftop unit with snow-capped mountains glowing at golden hour beyond.
Nights, weekends, lunch, and every minute on a ladder count the same. The line picks up for all of them.

II. — How it works

Four things.
Every call.

No menu tree, no hold music, no “press one.” The line does what a good front desk does, while you're busy doing the work.

  1. 01

    Answers

    Picks up day or night with your company's name, in a voice that sounds like your front desk, not a phone tree.

  2. 02

    Asks

    What's wrong, where, how urgent, who's in the house. Emergencies go straight to a live person on your crew.

  3. 03

    Books

    Finds an open slot in your calendar, books it, and texts the caller a confirmation.

  4. 04

    Hands off

    Texts you or your team the summary: name, what they need, time, priority.

Green alpine tundra above treeline under towering storm clouds, with shafts of evening light.
Timberline · 11,800 ftWhere the trees stop, the work doesn't.

III. — Who it's for

Hands full. Phone ringing.

Trades first, and every local business where the work needs both hands. If you're anywhere between Monument and Fountain and the phone rings while you're busy, this is for you.

  • An HVAC technician from behind at a rooftop unit, mountains beyond.

    HVAC

    On the roof. Phone in the truck.

  • A stylist from behind applying foils, a phone buzzing on the counter.

    Salons & stylists

    Mid-foil. Phone buzzing.

  • A caregiver from behind kneeling with small children in a daycare room.

    Daycares

    Twelve kids. Two hands.

  • A mechanic working under a car on a lift, work light glowing.

    Auto shops

    Under a car. Gloves greasy.

  • A roofer from behind nailing shingles, a snowy peak beyond.

    Roofing

    Up on the ridge.

  • Gloved hands working inside an open breaker panel.

    Electrical

    Hands in the panel.

  • A technician on a basement floor working inside a furnace by headlamp.

    Plumbing & heating

    Under the sink. Under the furnace.

  • A landscaper unloading tools from a pickup and trailer among ponderosa pines.

    Landscaping & snow

    Out in the pines.

  • An empty clinic front desk with a desk phone and a ringing cell phone, mountains through the window.

    Dental & chiropractic

    Patient in the chair.

  • Vets & groomers

    Wet dog on the table.

  • Tattoo, nail & massage

    Needle down. Hands busy.

  • Restaurants

    Dinner rush. Line ringing.

  • Cleaning & moving crews

    On site, across town.

  • Property managers

    Tenant out Friday, new one in Monday.

  • Fitness studios

    Mid-class. Music up.

  • Garage doors & handyman

    Spring snapped. Truck stuck inside.

Layered mountain ridges in warm golden-hour haze, with pines and red rock in the foreground.
Monument to Fountain. Every shop, every call.

IV. — Sample call

Hear it before you trust it.

Forty-five seconds. A furnace out overnight, two kids in the house, a tech booked for 9:30 before the caller hangs up.

Peak Comfort Heating & Air is a fictional example business. A recorded version is to come.

  1. Line

    Good morning, Peak Comfort Heating and Air. How can I help?

  2. Caller

    Our furnace quit overnight. It's freezing in here.

  3. Line

    Let's get you warm. Is anyone in the home elderly or with little ones, and do you smell any gas?

  4. Caller

    No gas. Two kids, though.

  5. Line

    Got it, I'm flagging that as priority. I can get a tech to you at 9:30 this morning. Does that work?

  6. Caller

    Yes, please.

  7. Line

    You're booked. I'm texting your confirmation now.

  8. Text to tech

    New booking: no heat, 9:30 AM, Briargate. Summary attached.

You do the work. We'll get the phone.

V. — The trial

Three days on your line.
Then you decide.

We set up your greeting and your questions. You forward the line when you want it answered — after hours, overflow, or all day — and watch what gets booked.

  • Length3 days
  • To startCredit card on file
  • After the trialFrom $199/mo
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Pricing

From $199/mo.

Three plans, month-to-month. Trailhead $199, Ridgeline $349, Summit $599. The setup fee is charged only if your 3-day trial converts.

See pricing

VI. — Hear it live

Call Rick. Hear it live.

Rick is the AI agent that answers our line. Call and talk to him like a customer would: ask a question, try to book something. That call is the demo.

(719) 496-4633
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VII. — Contact

Talk to a person.

Call to hear Rick answer, or email Jody about your line, your business, or whether this fits a one-person shop. You'll get a person, not a queue. Prefer a scheduled call? Talk to Jody (opens in a new tab)

Or leave your number and we'll call you.

A credit card on file is required to start the trial.