Ogden & Wasatch Front Home Inspections
Ogden Home Inspections by Team Vet Brothers
a Morrison Plus Property Inspections® franchise
Team Vet Brothers is a veteran-led inspection team serving the Ogden, Utah area. Owner Ken Seawood — a proud U.S. Navy veteran — opened his Morrison Plus Property Inspections® franchise in 2025 after a successful career in the entertainment and voice-services industry. His military service and customer-focused background shaped a professional approach centered on integrity, communication, and attention to detail. An ASHI-member inspector, Ken and the team serve homebuyers, sellers, homeowners, investors, and agents with comprehensive property inspections and detailed reporting across the Wasatch Front.
Every inspection performed to the ASHI® Standard of Practice.
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Our Ogden Inspection Services
From first homes and new construction to luxury and light commercial properties, Team Vet Brothers offers a complete inspection menu across the Ogden area and the greater Wasatch Front.
Home & commercial inspections · drone roof · infrared thermal · sewer scope · mold testing · pool & spa · sprinkler · luxury estate · move-in / move-out — and more.
Home Inspections Built for the Wasatch Front
From the established neighborhoods of Ogden and Layton to Bountiful, Farmington, and the greater Salt Lake area, Wasatch Front homes span a wide range of ages and styles — from historic homes to fast-growing new construction. Utah also has elevated radon potential and seasonal weather worth considering. As a veteran-led team, we explain findings clearly and honestly: what matters, what can wait, and what it typically takes to address.
Areas We Serve
Team Vet Brothers proudly serves Ogden, Layton, Clearfield, Bountiful, Farmington, Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Logan, Brigham City, and Tremonton across the Wasatch Front.
Why Choose Team Vet Brothers
- Veteran-led — owner Ken Seawood is a proud U.S. Navy veteran; discipline and integrity on every job.
- ASHI-member — inspections held to the ASHI Standard of Practice.
- Customer-focused — a background built on communication and personalized service.
- Proud to serve veterans — and every client with honest, objective information.
- Same-day digital reports — clear, detailed, and easy to understand.
- Local to the Wasatch Front — hands-on knowledge of Ogden-area homes and conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a home inspection include?
A home inspection is a visual evaluation of a home’s major systems and components — roof, exterior, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, ventilation, and interior — performed to the ASHI Standard of Practice. Our goal is to help you clearly understand the home’s condition so you can make an informed decision.
How long does a home inspection take?
Most inspections take 2–4 hours, depending on the home’s size, age, and condition.
How much does a home inspection cost in the Ogden area?
Pricing depends on the home’s size, age, and any add-on services (such as a sewer scope, thermal imaging, or a pool & spa inspection). We’ll give you a clear quote up front — just call or request an inspection online.
When will I receive my report?
Most reports are delivered the same day as the inspection through our digital reporting system — or within 24 hours for larger properties.
Should I attend the inspection?
Yes — we encourage it, so you can ask questions and understand the home’s systems, maintenance needs, and our findings firsthand.
Is every finding a deal-breaker?
No. Most homes have findings. We help you understand which items are routine maintenance, which are safety concerns, and which deserve prompt attention.
Why hire an ASHI-member inspector?
ASHI members follow the ASHI Standard of Practice — a consistent, professional inspection process — and are held to a strong code of ethics. Ken is a member of ASHI, reflecting a deep commitment to professional standards.
What makes Team Vet Brothers different?
Team Vet Brothers is veteran-led — owner Ken Seawood is a proud U.S. Navy veteran. That military background shapes an approach centered on integrity, communication, and attention to detail on every inspection.
Do you inspect Wasatch Front homes?
Yes. From Ogden and Layton to the greater Salt Lake area, Wasatch Front homes face their own considerations — from older established neighborhoods to newer construction, plus Utah’s radon potential and seasonal weather. We evaluate visible conditions throughout the home.
What is a sewer scope inspection?
A camera inspection of the underground sewer line that can reveal blockages, root intrusion, cracks, or damaged piping before they become costly repairs.
What is mold testing?
Mold testing samples the air or surfaces to determine whether elevated mold levels are present — useful when there are moisture concerns, musty odors, or visible signs. Because moisture is usually the underlying factor, we note moisture-related conditions as part of our process.
Do you inspect pools and spas?
Yes. Pool and spa inspections are available as an add-on service — evaluating visible equipment and safety-related conditions of the pool or spa and its systems.
Do you offer drone and aerial roof inspections?
Yes. Drone and aerial roof views allow safe evaluation of roofs and other hard-to-reach areas as part of an inspection.
Do you work with veterans and first-time buyers?
Yes. As a veteran-led team, we’re especially proud to serve fellow veterans and their families — and we take the time to explain findings clearly so first-time buyers can move forward with confidence.
I’m a first-time homebuyer — what should I expect?
Buying your first home can feel overwhelming. We explain findings clearly, answer your questions, and help you understand which items are routine maintenance versus significant concerns.
What areas do you serve?
Ogden, Layton, Clearfield, Bountiful, Farmington, Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Logan, Brigham City, and Tremonton — across the Wasatch Front.
