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Core Features
Lock it down before you swing
Legally binding. No excuses.
When they try to skip the bill
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General ContractorsMasonry & ConcreteWindows & DoorsSiding & ExteriorDemolitionFence InstallationDeck BuildingConcrete & PavingYou bid a 4-camera system. Now they want 12 cameras, access control on every door, and a network closet, all at the original price. Final Bark makes sure every added device and cable run is signed before you pull the first wire.

Client adds cameras, sensors, or keypads after the cable is pulled and terminated. Each addition means new home runs back to the panel and NVR upgrades.
You open the ceiling to run cable and find no pathway. Fire blocking, insulation, and existing ductwork make every run a fishing expedition.
Access control scope grows from one door to every entry point in the building. Each door needs a reader, strike, power supply, and programming.
Client triples the camera count, adds motion sensors, or wants intercom stations. Each device needs cable, termination, power, and programming on the NVR or controller.
No conduit, fire-stopped walls, and packed ceiling cavities. Running cable through an existing building takes 3x longer than new construction and may require fishing rods and flex drill bits.
Scope grows from a single door to a full building access control system with fob readers, electric strikes, and cloud-based management. Wiring, power supplies, and programming multiply.
Existing network can't handle the camera bandwidth. Client needs a new switch, patch panel, UPS, and possibly a dedicated network closet with proper ventilation and power.
Client adds whole-building audio, paging systems, or video intercoms after the security scope is set. Different cable types, amplifiers, and speaker placement add complexity.
Client wants cameras tied to their home automation, access control linked to alarm, or remote viewing on their phone. System integration takes hours of programming and testing.
More cameras? Access control expansion? Open SealedScope on-site, describe the additional scope, set the price, and note the equipment needed.
Send the change order via text or email. The client sees the scope, the cost, and signs digitally. No more verbal approvals that get forgotten.
Every added camera, door reader, and cable run is documented and signed. When the final bill comes, there's a clear paper trail for every line item.
Scope Expansion
More devices, pathway issues, or integration
Document On-Site
Photo + scope + price in SealedScope
Send to Client
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Client Signs
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Pull cable with full authorization
74%
of low voltage projects experience scope creep with additional devices or system upgrades
$8,900
average annual loss per low voltage contractor from undocumented device additions and integration work
3 min
average time to create, send, and get a change order signed with SealedScope
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