Property Tax Protest

Your county overestimates. We push back — with the data to prove it.

Texas appraisal districts revalue every year, and increases don't always reflect what's actually happening in your market. We build the evidence packet and represent you at your hearing, informal review, or ARB.

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Serving Travis, Burnet, Williamson, Hays & surrounding counties

Is a protest worth it?

As a rule of thumb, it's worth investigating if:

Your assessed value jumped more than the surrounding market
Comparable homes near you are assessed lower per square foot
Nearby comps have sold recently for less than your notice value

89%*

of protests we file result in a reduction

$2,400*

average annual tax savings

upfront cost for the evidence review

How It Works

Four steps, start to finish

Sign up with your address

Use the form below. We look up your property's current notice of appraised value and history at no cost.

We build your evidence packet

Equity comparables, market-value analysis, and — where it applies — county-published time-trend data, all derived fresh for your property.

We file & represent you

We handle the protest filing and present the case at your informal review or ARB hearing, so you don't have to.

You see the savings

A lower assessed value flows straight through to a lower tax bill the following cycle.

Why Homeowners Choose Us

We do the same analysis an appraiser would do for a bank — just aimed at your tax bill

Most protest services run a quick, generic comp pull. We derive adjustment rates specific to your market area and property type, cross-check them against the county's own data where it's published, and flag anything that doesn't hold up — because a defensible number is what actually moves an ARB panel.

Licensed Texas real estate appraisers, not just tax consultants
Evidence sourced directly from your county's appraisal district
Transparent methodology — you can see exactly how we got the number
We represent you in person or virtually at the hearing

FAQ

Common questions

[Placeholder] The initial property review is free. If we move forward with a full protest, our fee is a percentage of your first-year tax savings — you only pay if we get a reduction. Replace this with your actual fee structure before publishing.

In most Texas counties, the deadline is May 15th or 30 days after your notice of appraised value is mailed, whichever is later. Sign up early — evidence takes time to build properly.

No — we can represent you with a signed agent authorization form, so you don't need to take time off or appear in person.

[Placeholder] Describe your no-reduction / no-fee policy here, if you offer one.

Travis, Burnet, Williamson, Hays, and surrounding Central Texas counties. See our full service area.

Get Started

Start your free property tax review

Fill this out and we'll follow up within one business day. This gets your property into our queue — it does not file a protest by itself.

Setup note (remove before launch): this form currently submits via FormSubmit.co, a free no-backend form relay — replace YOUR-EMAIL@accurateappraisalgroup.com in the form's action below with your real inbox, then submit the form once live to confirm it with FormSubmit. For the real client-facing intake queue (with status tracking), wire this to the phase-2 Supabase-backed portal instead — see README.md.

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