San Antonio • Dallas–Fort Worth
We challenge over-appraisals, file protests, and appear at ARB hearings for homeowners and small businesses. You only pay if we lower your taxes.
No upfront fees · Contingency only · Local Texas representation
See if your appraisal looks high. Takes 60 seconds.
No obligation. We never sell your data.
Full-service property tax help so you don’t have to fight the appraisal district alone.
We analyze your notice, comparable sales, and market data to see if your value is too high.
We prepare and file your protest with the appraisal district before the deadline.
We appear at the Appraisal Review Board hearing on your behalf so you don’t have to.
Homestead, over-65, disabled, and other exemptions that can permanently lower your bill.
Simple process. Clear contingency fee.
Send your address or appraisal notice. We review whether a protest is worth filing.
Evidence package, filing, and informal conference or ARB hearing — we handle it.
Our fee is 30% of your first-year tax savings — nothing upfront, nothing if we don't win. No reduction, no fee, period.
Local representation in the major Texas metro counties.
A straightforward, no-risk way to fight your appraisal.
We only make money when you save money. There's no upfront fee and no fee at all if your protest doesn't lower your taxes.
You're working directly with the person handling your case — not passed between call centers or junior staff.
Clear process, clear fee (30% of first-year savings, nothing hidden), and a straight answer on whether protesting is even worth it for your property.
We work exclusively with San Antonio and DFW-area appraisal districts, so we know the local comps, deadlines, and ARB processes.
Nothing upfront. Our fee is 30% of your first-year tax savings. If we don't lower your appraised value, you owe us nothing — ever.
Then you pay nothing. We only get paid when you save money, so it's in our interest to fight for every dollar of reduction we can get.
In most Texas counties the deadline is May 15, or 30 days after the date the appraisal notice was delivered — whichever is later. Don’t wait until the last week.
No. We can appear at the ARB hearing on your behalf in the counties we serve.
Values and comps change every year. A prior denial does not mean this year’s protest will fail. We review each notice fresh.
Yes. Homestead, over-65, and disability exemptions can permanently reduce your taxable value. We help you apply and correct mistakes.
Send your property details. We’ll review your appraisal and tell you if a protest makes sense — no obligation.
Phone: (830) 328-3382
Email: lowerpropertytaxtx@gmail.com
Serving: Bexar, Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton & surrounding Texas counties
