Eldhurst is a consumer media company. Our three live brands help households inspect water-damage history, county crash evidence, and vehicle safety records — with facts drawn from verified public sources.
Restraint, in the only form you can check
Fewer than one Texas county in five earned a page of its own. The rest are served better by a guide that does not pretend to know their county. You can count the pages yourself at countyguard.com.
Everything our brands publish traces to a named public source and carries its date. Readers can see where every number comes from — and on our brand sites, how it was derived.
We publish only where the public record supports saying something genuinely useful. Where it doesn’t, our brands say less — or nothing. Trust is built by what a publisher declines to print.
Our brands are free to read and free to use. None currently offers a paid provider-connection service. If a brand introduces one, the commercial relationship will be disclosed beside the action it relates to, before a reader acts.
“Countyguard is paid for making the connection. There is no separate connection fee to you, and no obligation to hire anyone.”
Reserved for a future paid connection service; no launched Eldhurst brand currently offers one.
Countyguard, CountyCase, and Claimbrook are live as public-information sites with no quote form, paid placement, or provider-connection flow. This sentence is a prospective commitment, not a description of a current service.
If a connection service is introduced, the disclosure must sit where the decision is made.
Live since 25 Jul 2026
County-by-county water-damage emergency guides for Texas — first-minutes guidance, county flood and disaster history from federal records, and local water-utility information.
Live since 3 Aug 2026
Crash evidence for 155 Pennsylvania and Ohio counties, with source differences, suppression, and uncertainty kept visible.
Live since 9 Aug 2026
Government recall, complaint, crash-test, and fuel-economy records organized by make, model, and year.
All three brands are live and publish under the same company standards.
If you are considering a commercial relationship with an Eldhurst brand, the questions your compliance team asks are answered on a public page — how our pages are made, how readers arrive, what data we collect, and what we will not do.