Straight answers to what business owners in Conifer, Evergreen and around Denver ask me most. Something missing? Email [email protected].
An AI consultant finds the parts of your week that software could handle, then sets that software up so it works the way your business does.
For me that means sitting down with you, finding the work that repeats (follow-ups, quotes, inbox, scheduling, paperwork), building automations or an AI assistant to take it over, and looking after them once they run. You get working tools, not a slide deck.
Usually yes, when it takes over work that repeats every week. That is where the hours come back.
If the same kind of email, follow-up or report shows up week after week, AI can draft it, send reminders, or pull the numbers together, and you only check and approve. If your work is mostly one-off and hands-on, AI helps less, and I will tell you that on the first call.
Most of the value is in everyday office work: answering and sorting email, following up with leads and customers, and keeping paperwork moving.
Common examples:
The automations page has the full list.
No. In a small business it takes the repetitive parts off people's plates so they spend more time on the work that needs a person.
The tools I build draft, sort, remind and report. People still make the decisions, talk to customers and do the work itself.
ChatGPT starts from zero every time you open it. Your own assistant already knows your business and can do things in your accounts, with your approval.
An assistant I set up remembers your customers, projects and preferences, runs on a private server, and connects to your email, calendar and files. You message it in Slack like a teammate.
No. I do the setup and the upkeep. You tell it what you want in plain words and approve what it drafts.
If you can send a text message, you can use it.
I charge $150 an hour for consulting, or a fixed price quoted up front so there are no surprise invoices.
Automations and the AI assistant are priced after a free intro call, once I know what you need. You see the price before any work starts.
Yes. I am based in Conifer, Colorado, and work with small businesses in Conifer, Evergreen, Morrison, Golden, Lakewood, Littleton, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Englewood, Centennial, Aurora, Denver and the rest of the Denver metro area.
Small businesses where the same office work repeats every week: home services and the trades, design and construction, and professional offices are the most common fits.
If you spend hours a week on email, quotes, follow-ups or paperwork, you are a good fit regardless of industry.
I fix it. I look after what I build, so you are not left with software nobody understands.
Book a free intro call. Tell me what eats your week, and you get an honest answer about whether it can be automated and what it would take.
No. Nothing goes out without your approval. The AI drafts, and you decide what gets sent.
Your automations run on your own accounts, and your assistant runs on a private server set up for your business alone.
I build on Claude, made by Anthropic. Under Anthropic's business terms, what you send it is not used to train their models.
Tell me what eats your week and you will get an honest answer about whether it can be taken off your plate.
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