Cloud 9· the next room
FOR REMODELERS · KITCHENS, BATHS, WHOLE HOMES · EN ⇄ ES
The biggest job of next season calls while you’re ankle-deep in this one. The remodeler with AI on the desk books it from inside the dust.
Remodeling leads don’t come by the dozen — one kitchen is a season of revenue, and she shortlists three builders the night she finally decides. Cloud 9 answers her first message in seconds, at any hour, in English or Spanish; books the design consult; follows every proposal to a yes or a clean no; and keeps the homeowner you’re building for calm while her walls are open. One team, fourteen jobs, from the first hello to the five-star reveal.
$1,497/mo — the whole team, everything included. First month today · no setup fee · cancel anytime.
DEMO · DRYWALL · DONE — THE ROOMS AHEAD
the inquiry
Your calendar says booked till August. Your phone never got the memo.
A remodeler’s year is a handful of enormous decisions, and they arrive on the homeowner’s schedule — the 9:40 PM form with the inspiration board attached, the Tuesday-lunch call about a bath, the neighbor who’s been watching your dumpster. Roughly 27% of callers give up and never call back if their first call goes unanswered (Invoca) — survivable in a volume trade, ruinous when the call was a kitchen. The desk answers in seconds every time and books the consult into windows you actually keep.
the proposal
You measured, designed, priced — and sent it into silence. The follow-up is where remodels are won.
A remodel proposal doesn’t get decided the week it lands. It gets discussed at the kitchen table, compared against two others, slept on, and stalled by one small unanswered question. 93% of leads that convert are reached by the sixth attempt (Velocify, ~3.5M leads) — and nobody running a crew has a sixth attempt in them. The desk does. It follows every open proposal at a respectful cadence, answers the small question that stalled the big decision, and walks the quiet ones back to a yes or a clean no. When the yes comes, the deposit link is already in the thread.
the build
For six weeks, your client lives on a job site. How that feels decides your next three jobs.
She texts at lunch about the cabinet delay while you’re mid-cut. The desk answers her in seconds with the update you already approved, takes the small questions off your ladder, and routes the real decisions to you at day’s end — with the context gathered, not a voicemail to decode. A calm homeowner writes the review the work deserved: 98% of people read reviews before hiring local, and the company that answers its reviews gets chosen 88% to 47% over the silent one (BrightLocal, 2024). And the whole street is watching the dumpster — the neighbors are next season’s inquiries.
The trade is splitting on exactly this: 88% of high-confidence home-service shops run AI, against 27% of the shops bracing to lose ground (Jobber Home Service Trends, 2026). The divide isn’t the tools — it’s who never misses the inquiry, the follow-up, or the lunchtime text.
the line
The desk runs the front of the business. The building stays yours.
- It never prices a remodel. Ballparks, bids, and change orders are your judgment, standing in the space. Asked for a number, the desk says so plainly — and books the consult where the number gets made.
- It never makes a design call. Finishes, layouts, materials — it collects what she loves and puts it in your file, so you walk into the consult already knowing the project.
- It never schedules your subs or promises a build date. Your calendar offers the consult windows you set; the build schedule stays on your wall, where it belongs.
- It never smooths over a problem with words you didn’t approve. Anything hot routes to you first, with the facts already gathered — your name only ever says what you’d say.
the number
One number, no change orders. Everything included.
The whole Cloud 9 team — the 24/7 front desk and the full marketing side — is $1,497 a month, everything on this page included, ad spend passed through at cost and never marked up. Against the $5,000–$7,000/mo a receptionist plus a marketing agency run across two vendors, it’s one line item. And in a trade where every project grows a decimal, it’s the line item that never takes a change order: your number is your number, permanently — every future increase is billed to whoever signs after you. First month today, no setup fee, month-to-month, cancel anytime. Prefer a year? Pay for eight months — $11,976 (≈$998/mo, four months free) — and a custom site build is included.
Every trade on this schedule has its own page: the 24/7 desk, missed-call text-back, consult booking, proposal follow-up, past-client win-back, EN ⇄ ES answering, deposits & invoices, reviews, local SEO, the website, social, email, ads at cost, and listings.
And under all of it there’s a person — Willie, San Antonio. Call the number at the top of this page: the desk that answers is the one you’d be buying.
questions, room by room
I’m on the tools all day. Who actually answers, and what does it sound like?
It answers as your office, in your name, in seconds — every call, text, web form, and DM, at 7 AM and at 9:40 PM, in English or Spanish. It offers the consult windows you set, asks the questions you’d ask about the space and the budget conversation, and gathers the photos and the inspiration board into one file. Anything you haven’t taught it becomes a clean message routed to you, never a guess. You can read every conversation it has, and a real person tunes it every week.
My work comes from referrals and the yard signs. What’s left for a desk to do?
A referral isn’t a client — it’s permission to be considered. She still looks you up, still reads your reviews, still sends the message, and if that message sits while you’re mid-demo, the recommendation she got walks to the builder who answered. The desk makes sure the work your reputation already earned actually lands: answered in seconds, consult booked, reviews asked for after every reveal and answered in your voice — which is what the next referral reads first.
Can it ballpark a kitchen over the phone?
No — on purpose. Pricing a remodel is your judgment, standing in the space. The desk says exactly that, warmly, and then does its actual job: books the design consult, collects the scope, the photos, the timeline she’s hoping for, and what she’s seen that she loves, so you walk in already knowing the project. It never quotes, never ballparks, and never promises what a build will cost or how long it will take.
What about the clients I’m building for right now?
That’s half the product. For six weeks your client is living in a construction site, and every unanswered lunchtime call makes the dust feel bigger. The desk answers her in seconds with the updates you’ve approved, takes the small questions off your ladder, and routes the real decisions to you at the end of the day with the context already gathered — so the review at the reveal says what the work deserved.
Does it chase proposals, or just take messages?
It runs the follow-up you never have time for. Every open proposal gets a respectful, persistent cadence — the check-in, the answer to the small question that stalled the kitchen-table conversation, the nudge when the silence stretches — until you have a yes or a clean no. 93% of leads that convert are reached by the sixth attempt (Velocify, ~3.5M leads); the desk always has a sixth attempt in it. And when the yes comes, the deposit link is in the same thread.
Half the neighborhood texts in Spanish. Does it keep up?
The whole conversation runs in whichever language she opens with — the first reply, the consult booking, the reminders, the mid-build updates, the review ask after the reveal — and it switches mid-thread the way real families actually text. The builder who can take care of the whole street in both languages keeps the whole street.
Straight answer — what does it cost, and what am I signing?
One flat $1,497/mo for the whole Cloud 9 team — the 24/7 front desk and the full marketing side, everything on this page included, ad spend at cost, never marked up. Month-to-month, first month today, no setup fee, cancel anytime. Or pay for eight months — $11,976 a year (≈$998/mo, four months free) — with a custom site build included. And the number never takes a change order: it stays your number for as long as you run the desk, and rises only for whoever signs after you.
The reveal never gets old. Missing the next one does.
Two streets over from your current job, a homeowner is rereading the inquiry she’s been drafting for a year. The builder who answers in seconds gets the walkthrough, the proposal, the reveal, and the street that watched it happen. Put the desk on it — and be mid-build when your next season calls, without losing it.
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