Working with Eldhurst
This page answers the questions a network, buyer or compliance team asks before working with a publisher — without you having to ask them.
Last reviewed 2026-07-23.
Who you are dealing with
Eldhurst LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company formed in 2026, at 82 Wendell Ave STE 100, Pittsfield, MA 01201. Countyguard is an Eldhurst brand, not a separate company; every page on countyguard.com names Eldhurst LLC in its footer. One contact for commercial and compliance questions: contact@eldhurst.com.
How our pages are made
Each brand page is built from named public datasets to a fixed editorial format, and every figure on it links to a record giving the dataset, the exact fields, the time window, the rounding, and a way to reproduce the number from the public source. Where the record is too thin to clear our bar, the page is not published and the reader is routed to broader guidance instead — which is why our first brand publishes 44 Texas county guides rather than 254.
Safety and legal copy is written by us, reviewed before publication, and dated on the page.
How readers arrive
Search and direct visits to domains we own. Our brands are not placed on third-party domains, are not syndicated into someone else’s subfolder, and do not run pop-unders, interstitials, incentivised clicks or co-registration. If a brand ever runs paid media, the buying entity will be named on this page.
What data we collect
No contact information, on any Eldhurst property. There is no lead form, account or comment field anywhere; a reader who wants help dials a published number themselves. eldhurst.com additionally sets no cookies and runs no analytics of any kind.
Countyguard does measure traffic: it uses Google Analytics for page views, referring sources, approximate location, device and interactions, discloses this in its own privacy policy, and states there that it does not use the information for cross-context behavioral advertising or sell it. Hosting providers process ordinary technical request data, described in our privacy policy.
Consent, calls and revocation
Because our brands collect no contact information, there is no consent record for us to warrant and no contact list for us to sell. The reader initiates the call. Where a routing network then connects that reader to a provider, that network’s consent, recording and revocation practices govern what happens on the call, and the provider is an independent business — we say so on the page and claim no vetting we have not performed.
Complaints and corrections
Reader and provider complaints go to support@eldhurst.com; company matters to contact@eldhurst.com. We answer, we correct what is wrong, and we date the correction. A partner may ask us to take down or amend any page that names or affects them.
What we will not do
Our editorial standards list the specific practices they forbid — no lead forms, no paid placement in rankings, no vetting claims we cannot back. If a proposed arrangement requires one of them, we will decline it, and it is cheaper for both of us to know that early.
Commercial enquiries: contact@eldhurst.com.