Elden Home Inspection

Elden Home Inspection is David Elden working alone out of 347 Old Bedford Rd in Concord — an LLC started in August 2016, one employee, A+ with the BBB and no complaints on file. Seventeen reviews from 2022 to 2026 describe the same inspector: unhurried, explains as he goes, and writes the kind of report buyers actually read. A June 2024 client counted 51 pages with red arrows drawn onto photos of every problem spot; a 2023 buyer got marked-up photos of everything needing attention; a July 2024 first-time buyer said he found multiple code violations in a new-construction house. Several reviewers came through their realtor, and one agent wrote in 2022 that he sticks to facts without editorialising. Two 1-star reviews sit against that. In December 2024 a buyer said he never tested for or mentioned radon and they were left paying for remediation, and also called him rude on a personal call taken mid-inspection. In April 2026 a landlord said he was on his phone throughout and missed major issues that turned out to be costly. Both are worth raising directly: confirm in writing what the inspection covers — radon in particular, which is usually a separately priced test — before you book.