Reduce Your Property Taxes

Just like you hire an attorney to represent you in court and a CPA to help you with your income taxes, you should hire a property tax consultant to protest your property taxes. Our team of experts have intimate knowledge of property valuation methods, local tax laws, and appraisal district procedures. Since our compensation is based on our performance, we are motivated to do the best job possible year after year!

We are paid based on performance, so our interests are aligned with our clients. We charge clients a 25% success fee, which is a percentage of the property taxes we actually saved them from our property tax reduction process.

If we don’t actually save you money, our success fee is zero. This means our team is motivated to work as hard as possible to maximize your savings.

For more details, visit our transparent pricing page on our website.

Signing up with us typically only takes a few minutes! You can sign up online via the get started page on our website.

We offer our property tax protest services to commercial & residential properties in all 254 Texas counties. This means you can work with one company for all your Texas properties. Our experienced team maintains close relationships with local appraisal offices. We also understand the local market dynamics that influence your property tax appraisal, enabling our tax consultants to provide the best arguments to help lower your taxes.

We are often able to find property tax reduction opportunities even when a property is already valued much lower than its potential sales price. This is because there are multiple strategies for protesting, including finding inequalities in how you are being taxed versus other similar properties in your area. We were able to reduce the property taxes for 83% of our clients in 2022, which means we are highly effective at finding savings opportunities!

The appraisal district uses a mass appraisal system to generate a value for your property.  This means they use a large database that often contains inaccurate or outdated information about your property to determine a value.  Generally, no one from the appraisal district actually reviews your individual property.  The mass appraisal process often leaves plenty of room for us to lower your property taxes.

We typically finish hearings in the late summer and fall months.  Occasionally hearings can last throughout the winter months as well. We do not have much control over timing, since the appraisal district assigns our hearing dates.