SealedScope
Built for the Trades

Built for Pool Builders Who Dig In and Find Bedrock, Bad Soil, and Broken Utilities

You broke ground and hit solid rock at four feet. Blasting or jackhammering adds weeks and thousands, and the client says that's your problem. SealedScope makes sure every excavation surprise and feature upgrade is signed before you pour the shell.

Pool construction in progress

Every pool builder has been burned by this

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Excavation reveals rock, high water table, or unstable soil. Dewatering, over-excavation, and engineered fill add massive costs that weren't in the bid.

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Client upgrades from standard plaster to pebble finish, adds a spillover spa, or wants LED color-changing lights after the shell is shot. Material and labor costs jump.

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Existing electrical panel can't handle the pool equipment. You need a sub-panel, upgraded service, and a dedicated circuit for the heater. All extras.

Change orders pool builders deal with on every project

Rock & Soil Issues

$3,000 - $15,000

Bedrock, expansive clay, or high water table during excavation. Rock removal, dewatering pumps, and engineered backfill are never cheap.

Feature Upgrades

$2,000 - $20,000

Client adds a spa, water features, tanning ledge, or upgrades the interior finish after construction is underway. Each change cascades through plumbing and electrical.

Electrical & Equipment

$1,500 - $8,000

Panel upgrade, gas line for the heater, automation system, or upgraded pump and filter. The existing infrastructure can't support the pool they want.

Decking & Coping Changes

$2,500 - $12,000

Client switches from standard concrete decking to travertine pavers or bull-nose coping after the shell is set. Different materials require different subgrade prep and drainage.

Plumbing & Gas Line Rerouting

$1,500 - $6,000

Existing gas, water, or sewer lines run through the excavation zone. Rerouting utilities requires permits, licensed plumbers, and inspections before the dig continues.

Safety & Code Requirements

$1,000 - $5,000

Inspector requires fencing upgrades, self-closing gates, anti-entrapment drain covers, or alarm systems. Code compliance adds materials and subcontractor coordination.

Lock down every extra before you pour the shell

1

Document the Change

Hit rock? Client wants a spa? Open SealedScope, describe the scope change, set the new price, and snap photos of the excavation or site conditions.

2

Get It Signed

Send the change order to your client via text or email. They review the scope, the cost impact, and sign digitally. No chasing them down.

3

Build with Confidence

Every excavation surprise, feature upgrade, and equipment change is timestamped and signed. The final invoice matches the agreement.

From excavation surprise to signed in minutes

Pool & Spa Change Order Flow

1

Discover Issue

Rock, soil, or feature upgrade

2

Document On-Site

Photo + scope + price in SealedScope

3

Send to Client

Text or email with one tap

4

Client Signs

Digital signature in seconds

5

Resume Work

Build with full authorization

The numbers don't lie

82%

of pool projects hit excavation surprises or feature upgrades after the dig begins

$18,000

average annual loss per pool builder from undocumented rock removal, upgrades, and extras

3 min

average time to create, send, and get a change order signed with SealedScope

Stop losing money on pool & spa change orders

Join pool builders who use SealedScope to document every excavation surprise, feature upgrade, and equipment change before it becomes a dispute. Free to start. No credit card.

Get Started Free

Your first 3 change orders are free. No strings attached.