Helping residential, commercial, and business property owners in McLennan County, TX reduce property tax assessments through strategic protests, valuation analysis, and experienced local representation.
Bellmead
Beverly Hills
Bruceville-Eddy
Crawford
Gholson
Golinda
Hallsburg
Hewitt
Lacy Lakeview
Leroy
Lorena
Mart
McGregor
Moody
Riesel
Robinson
Ross
West
Woodway
Residential Property Tax Protests
Commercial & Industrial Property Tax Consulting
Business Personal Property (BPP) Consulting
Valuation Review & Reduction Strategy
Exemptions & Incentive Consulting
Hearings, Litigation & Arbitration Support
We work closely with McLennan County appraisal practices and understand how the McLennan Central Appraisal District (MCAD) assesses residential, commercial, industrial, and business personal property. Our local expertise allows us to identify overassessments, apply accurate market and income data, and represent property owners effectively during informal reviews, ARB hearings, and arbitration when necessary.
Process Overview:
Review your Notice of Appraised Value
File a property tax protest with McLennan County
Conduct market and valuation analysis
Attend informal meeting or ARB hearing
Negotiate reductions or pursue arbitration if needed
Key McLennan County Deadlines:
Notice of Appraised Value: Typically by May 1
Protest Deadline: May 15 or 30 days after notice
ARB Hearing Notice: At least 15 days prior
Arbitration Deadline: 60 days after ARB decision
While we serve property owners statewide, McLennan County is one of our primary service areas where we consistently deliver proven property tax reduction strategies supported by local appraisal district expertise and data-driven valuation analysis.
