Hi, I'm Ryan — a small business consultant. I ran service businesses myself for 20 years, and now build AI agents — like Sophie, who's answering my own window cleaning company's phone right now.
Every call answered. Every web lead booked. Every past customer worth another visit, won back. You don't buy software and figure it out — I build and run the systems, and your calendar fills.
Not just more jobs — a business that finally runs without you.
A call comes in while you're on a ladder. It goes to voicemail. They call the next guy. That job was yours — and you never even knew it existed.
Missed calls. Quotes nobody followed up on. Good customers you haven't talked to in a year. You're not losing to better competitors — you're losing to the stuff that slips through the cracks while you do the actual work. I close those cracks.
Not a cold robocall. The right response in the channel they chose, day or night — landing a booked job on your calendar with the details you need.
An AI receptionist answers your missed and after-hours calls, qualifies the job, and books it. No more voicemail black hole.
The AI replies right in the form and books the estimate while they're still on your site — not hours later.
Missed a call? Instant text back. Old customer gone quiet? A friendly nudge. Nothing sits forgotten.
Sophie is the AI assistant answering the phone and the website chat at Olsen Brothers Window Cleaning — my own company — 24 hours a day. She's not a prototype. She's the receptionist.
She picks up on the first ring, looks up returning customers by name, and asks the same questions a good office manager would. Need a person? She transfers to the office.
Stories, panes, screens, sunscreens — she gathers the details and prices the job in ResponsiBid, the quoting software the company already used. The proposal is in the customer's inbox before the call ends.
She reads open times off the live crew schedule, books the appointment, and confirms it. No callback, no "someone will reach out." The job is on the board.
Because Sophie talks to real customers, she isn't on this page to play with. Want to hear what one of my agents sounds like? Call my own line at (480) 660-2510 — it'll answer questions about all this and book you a call with me. Or watch Sophie work on a live demo during your intro call.
Someone fills out your form, and within 60 seconds they get a real callback from a system I build into your site and run for you. No lead sits waiting overnight. No job walks to whoever picked up first.
If a lead ever waits longer than 60 seconds for their callback, that month's on me. Not happy in your first 30 days? I refund your setup — no questions.
It can feel like you're the only one holding it all together. You shouldn't have to become a software expert to run a business you already know how to run. I help service business owners find where AI actually fits, then build and run it for them. It starts with an assessment.
Every tool, login, and vendor, and who touches each one. Phone system, quoting, CRM, bookkeeper, the inbox that runs your day. Most fixes reuse what you already pay for.
Calls, quotes, invoices, follow-ups, meeting notes, numbers. We walk your actual week and find the handoffs that drop, and what each one costs you.
You get a one-page plan: one pilot, scoped, with a plain number for what it saves or brings in. I build it, prove it, then we open the next.
Every month this stays as-is, the same calls, quotes, and follow-ups slip the same way. The assessment is what the intro call is for, and it's free.
Every one of these is something you do yourself at night or pay someone to half-do. Instead of handing you another tool to learn, I take the job.
Instead of a better phone system, an AI receptionist that qualifies, quotes, and books, day or night. Live on my own window cleaning line today, and on lead sites I run with other service businesses.
Instead of another app to check, an agent that lives in your inbox, calendar, and task list: reads the meeting notes, drafts the follow-ups, nudges the team, flags what needs you. I run one for myself and built one for a luxury interior design firm.
Instead of re-typing, quotes flow into the CRM, jobs onto the calendar, finished work into invoices and review requests, with AI in the gaps. Most recently: a business card scanned straight into HubSpot as a contact and a logged meeting, for a healthcare recruiter.
Instead of remembering, every finished job asks for a review, every quiet quote or lapsed customer gets a nudge, and the month's numbers land in one clean report.
If you can describe it, chances are I can build it. Tell me what's slipping and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth fixing.
Here's the hard truth most owners feel but don't say: right now, you ARE the business. It can't run a day without you — so you can't really step away, and you couldn't sell it if you wanted to.
Every system I build takes one more thing out of your head and makes it run on its own. Do that enough times and you've built something rare: a business that works when you're not there — and one that's actually worth buying.
I'm not guessing at this. I co-founded a service company, built the systems that let it run without us, and took it through a successful sale. I'll help you build toward the same.
A free 30-minute call where we map how leads, money, and your own time move through the business, and find the two or three spots worth fixing.
I build and connect the system for the biggest leak first — on the tools you already use, plus AI where it pays. You approve, it goes live.
I host it, watch it, keep it working, and send a plain monthly report of what it did. It's a service, not a login you have to babysit.
Most people selling "AI for your business" have never run one. I've run five service businesses, taken one through a successful exit, and I ship real software — not slide decks. I build this the way I'd want it built for my own shop.
I'm the luckiest guy I know — married to my best friend, with six awesome kids. For twenty years I've run service businesses here in the Valley, starting with window cleaning. I know exactly what it's like to be the business — answering the phone, chasing the quote, doing the books at 10pm.
So I build the systems I wish I'd had, and I test them on my own company first. And I keep it human — you get me, not a support ticket.
My whole thing has always been the same: handle the boring stuff, so you can get back to the good stuff.
A system I build into your website that calls back every web-form lead within 60 seconds. It comes with the Lead-Leak Audit, missed-call text-back for callers who opt in, and a plain-English monthly report of every lead it caught.
That month's on me. And if you're not happy in your first 30 days, I refund your setup — no questions asked.
No. I build and connect the system on the tools you already use, plus AI where it actually pays off. You approve it, then it goes live.
I am. I host it, watch it, and keep it working, and you get a plain monthly report of what it did. It's a service, not a login you have to babysit.
It's not a cold robocall or a generic bot. However your customer reaches out — a call, a form, a missed call — they get the right response back, and it lands as a booked job on your calendar with the details you need. I've run five service businesses and taken one through a successful exit, so I build this the way I'd want it for my own shop.
Sophie is the AI assistant I built for my own company, Olsen Brothers Window Cleaning. She answers the business line and the website chat 24/7, prices jobs in ResponsiBid, sends the proposal, and books the appointment on the real crew calendar while the customer is still on the line. She's the same kind of system I build for clients.
Yes. Call (480) 660-2510 and you'll reach the AI assistant on my own consulting line. It can answer questions about how this works and book your intro call. Sophie herself talks to real customers all day, so I show her working live during the intro call instead of putting her number on the site.
Yes. The phone agent is where most home-service owners start, but the assessment covers the whole business: inbox, calendar, quoting, invoicing, follow-up, books. Recent builds include an always-on chief-of-staff agent for a luxury interior design firm and a card-scan-to-CRM pipeline for a healthcare recruiter.
A free 30-minute intro call where we map how leads, money, and your own time move through the business. That's the start of the assessment. You leave with the two or three spots worth fixing, whether or not we work together.
A quick, no-pressure call. We'll walk through your week, I'll show you Sophie working live, and if the 60-Second Callback is a fit, we start there. Either way, you'll leave knowing exactly where your leaks are.
Prefer email? ryan@olsenbro.com · Or call my AI line and it'll book you in: (480) 660-2510