An AI receptionist built for Denver garage door repair companies. Ava answers every call 24/7, triages the emergency, books the repair visit, and texts you the details. You keep the doors moving.
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The problem
A broken spring with the car trapped inside is a genuine emergency, and it happens at the worst hour. The caller who gets your voicemail doesn't leave a message. They dial the next company on the list.
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The car is trapped in the garage, someone's late for work, and the spring is in two pieces. That caller needs a human voice now, not a beep and a promise.
02
An emergency call runs $300 to $700 versus $150 to $350 in the daytime, and the average job is $263. That margin only exists if somebody answers the phone.
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Nobody waits around for a callback when their car is stuck. The first company that picks up wins the job, and the rest get silence.
What Ava does
Ava answers on your business number, runs your repair intake, triages the emergency, and puts the visit in your schedule before the caller hangs up.
Answers every call, 24/7. Nights, weekends, holidays. The midnight spring emergency reaches someone, not a voicemail.
Emergency triage, instant. If a car is trapped or the door is a security risk, Ava texts you immediately so you can dispatch fast.
Runs your intake. What's wrong with the door, the door type, and the service address. Your questions, asked your way.
Books the repair visit. Real availability, real bookings, no phone tag while you're on a ladder.
Answers pricing questions. Ava knows your rates from your website, so routine callers get a straight answer and you get a booked job.
Texts you the lead summary. Name, number, problem, door type, address, appointment time. Seconds after hangup.
Pricing
$599 setup + $469/mo
Fully managed. I set it up, I run it, you keep the doors moving. Month-to-month, no contract.
Don't take our word for it
The number below rings Ava herself. Tell her your spring broke.
Common questions
Yes. Ava introduces herself as your business's AI receptionist, and Colorado law requires that disclosure. Callers prefer an honest AI over voicemail.
Ava asks what's wrong, whether a car is trapped, and gets the service address. Anything flagged urgent, like a broken spring with the car stuck inside, triggers an instant text to you so you can dispatch right away.
Yes. She works from your real availability and books the visit while the caller is on the line, then texts you the full summary: name, problem, door type, address, and appointment time.
No. Ava answers the existing business number, so customers keep calling the number they already know.