Business Phone and IT Advisory in Colorado Springs, CO

Shopping for a small business phone system in Colorado Springs? Lamb Telecom compares cloud phone, IT and internet providers for Colorado Springs businesses, churches and ministries, and you choose the one that fits. We are an advisor, not a phone company. Our Greenwood Village office is about an hour north on I-25, we check 650+ providers, and the advice is free because carriers pay us. Clients save about 20% on average.

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  • Our officeGreenwood Village, about an hour north
  • City fiberA utility-owned network, sold through Ting
  • Clients nearbyAcross the Pikes Peak region

What Colorado Springs organizations ask us about

  • Small business phone systems. This is one of the most common Colorado Springs requests we see. We compare cloud phone systems on auto attendants, call recording, texting, desk phones versus apps, and what happens to calls when the internet drops. If you still own an on-site system, see how cloud and on-premises phone systems compare.
  • An IT company that fits. We shortlist managed IT providers that serve the Pikes Peak region and check how fast each one responds to a site visit request.
  • Churches with more than one building. Church offices, worship space and any school or childcare space often share a campus but not contracts. We look at SD-WAN and combined plans that put every campus on one network and one bill.
  • Internet with a backup. With several fiber networks under construction, we sort out business internet options and pair a primary line with a backup on a different path.

Internet and fiber in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs is in the middle of a fiber build-out. Colorado Springs Utilities is building a citywide fiber network for its own operations and leases spare capacity to Ting, which sells internet to homes and businesses; Utilities does not sell internet itself. The build started in the northeast and has moved on to downtown and the west side, and Utilities has committed to reaching 150,000 addresses by mid-2028. Private networks are building too: Metronet (now T-Mobile Fiber), StratusIQ and Underline offer fiber in parts of the city, Quantum Fiber, now part of AT&T, covers much of it, and Lumen and Zayo serve larger sites with dedicated fiber. Xfinity cable from Comcast Business is available almost everywhere, and fixed wireless fills in toward Falcon, Peyton and the eastern plains.

Our Colorado Springs tip: with this much construction, the list of carriers at your address can change within a year. Before you lock in a long contract, ask whether new fiber is coming to your street. We check every carrier at your address and can time a contract so you are not stuck when a better option arrives.

Who we work with in Colorado Springs

We have clients across the Pikes Peak region. They include churches and ministries, technology companies, home-improvement businesses, retailers, and fleet and vehicle businesses. Many run phones and internet across more than one building, which is where a side-by-side comparison tends to find the most savings.

Services we compare for Colorado Springs organizations

How it works

  1. Send us a recent bill. Internet, phones, IT or all three.
  2. We review 650+ providers. You get a short list with prices and terms.
  3. You choose. You pay us nothing.
  4. We coordinate the switch. Your chosen provider installs and supports the service, and we stay your advocate.

Colorado Springs questions

Do you have an office in Colorado Springs?

No. Our only office is in Greenwood Village, about an hour north. We work by phone and video and visit Colorado Springs sites in person when it helps. We have clients across the Pikes Peak region and in 42 states.

Can I get Ting fiber at my business?

It depends on where you are. Ting sells service over the Colorado Springs Utilities fiber network, which reaches some neighborhoods now and is still being built in others. We check every carrier at your address, Ting included, and tell you what is available today and what is planned.

How do you compare business phone systems?

We start with how your calls flow today: who answers, what happens after hours and which numbers matter. Then we compare cloud phone providers on monthly price, features, contract terms and support. In most cases, you can keep your existing numbers.

Are you a phone company or an IT company?

Neither. We advise. We compare the phone and IT providers that serve Colorado Springs and help you choose one. The provider you choose installs, manages and monitors the service, and we stay on your side if a problem needs escalating.

Nearby

Up I-25, see Denver, Broomfield, Boulder, Loveland and Fort Collins. You can also browse all Colorado cities, every area we serve and our advisory for churches and nonprofits.

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