An AI receptionist that books the job, a website that ranks in your towns, ads run like it is your money, and follow-up that never forgets. Built and run by one firm, for businesses that work out of trucks.
Fifteen minutes with the owner. No pitch deck.
Active leak, 412 Birch Ln. Bucket in place. Booked 7:30 AM tomorrow.
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A few of the businesses we work with
The complaint we hear most from owners is the same one. They signed a contract, and then the agency went quiet: no calls back, no reports, no idea what they were paying for. Larken is built the other way around.
Every month you get a plain-English report: what we changed, what came in, what didn't work, and what's next. Ads get a pass every week.
No account manager relaying messages, no ticket queue. Questions go to Jordan, who built the thing and can fix it.
If a campaign, a page, or an automation isn't pulling its weight, we tell you before you notice, along with what we're changing.
Flat monthly fees, never a percentage of ad spend. We never raise a budget on our own. If more spend makes sense, we show you the numbers and you decide.
The site, the domain, the ad accounts, the CRM data. We work in accounts you own, so if you ever leave, you take all of it with you.
The first call ends with an honest answer. If someone else would serve you better, we say so. The ranked list of fixes is yours either way.
Storm calls, no-heat calls, "do you service my town" calls. The receptionist answers in two rings, asks what you would ask, and books it.
Our furnace quit and it's 20 degrees out. How soon can you come?
Most agencies sell one of these and hope the other two exist. We build all three so they connect: the site feeds the receptionist, the receptionist feeds the calendar, and the finished job asks for the review that gets you found again.
The site, the profile, the ads, and the content that put you in front of the homeowner who is searching right now.
The receptionist and the follow-up system that turn a call or a form into a booked job, whether or not anyone is at a desk.
The automation and integration work that takes the re-keying, chasing, and invoicing off your Sunday.
1 on job.closed("Roof replacement")
2 invoice.send("final") ✓
3 quickbooks.sync() ✓
4 wait 2h
5 review.request("sms") ✓
6 # nobody touched a keyboardEvery call answered in two rings, qualified, booked, and texted to your phone. Nights, weekends, and while you are on the roof.
AI agents, workflow automation, CRM migrations, and integrations. The work that used to need an enterprise budget.
Hand-built, fast on a phone, structured to rank, and wired so every form hits your CRM and your phone in seconds.
Google Business Profile, service-area pages done right, reviews, and content driven by what Search Console says is working.
Google Search, Local Services Ads, and Meta. Tracking fixed first, audited weekly, budgets never raised without a reason.
Google Business Profile and Facebook calendars built from your real job photos and scheduled a year out.
CRM, unified inbox, missed-call text-back, follow-up sequences, review requests, and booking. Set up and run for you.
Tell us what is leaking. We tell you what to fix first.
Storm calls come at 2 AM. Leads fill out forms at 11 PM. Quotes get approved on Sunday. All of it gets answered, booked, followed up, and invoiced, and you find out about it over coffee.
Demo data
A doorway matrix of thin location pages was dragging the whole domain down. The rebuild kept the towns they actually serve, added a 24-hour emergency line, and let the site rank on responsiveness.
Read case study →# legacy CRM: no export, no API
drive ui.login("legacy-crm")
for customer in ui.customers():
extract(notes, jobs, attachments)
✓ ten years of records loaded
✓ team working in the new CRM MondayA roofing company stuck in a CRM that would not let them leave. We drove the old interface with automation, extracted everything, and they were working in the new system Monday morning.
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“I'm not successful unless you are. Most owners I talk to have been burned by an agency that signed them and went quiet. I would rather call you and tell you something isn't working than let you find out on your own.”
Before Larken I built automation for Fortune 500 companies. Now I bring that same engineering to owner-led businesses, and I answer for all of it personally.
You tell us what is leaking: missed calls, a site that does not rank, quotes going out late, Sunday data entry.
Within a week you get the highest-return fixes in order, with what each one takes. You can take the list anywhere.
Scope, price, and turnaround agreed before work starts. No hourly meter.
Monitoring, iteration, and a direct line to the person who built it. No surprise invoices.
No pitch deck, no drip sequence. We look at your operation and hand you a ranked list of what to fix first, and an honest answer about whether we are the right fit.