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Williamson County property tax protest

We protest Williamson Central Appraisal District values across Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, and Hutto.

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Appraisal district
Williamson Central Appraisal District (WCAD)
Official website
wcad.org
Protest deadline
May 15, or 30 days after your notice is delivered, whichever is later
How protests are filed
Online through WCAD's portal, by mail, or in person
Before the hearing
An informal review with a WCAD appraiser, then the Williamson County ARB if needed
If it isn't resolved
A formal hearing before the Williamson County Appraisal Review Board. We attend; you don't.

How property tax protests work in Williamson County

Williamson County has been the growth engine north of Austin for years. Rapid construction means many homes are valued off a thin set of recent sales, and neighborhoods at different stages of build-out get blended together in the district's model.

We've taken Williamson County cases all the way through formal Appraisal Review Board hearings, and we prepare every case with a hearing-ready outline in case it gets there. Most resolve earlier, but the preparation is what makes the informal offer a good one.

For newer homes, we lean on tightly matched comparables in the same subdivision. For older homes in Round Rock and Georgetown, documented condition and unequal appraisal comparisons often carry the case.

How we handle your Williamson County protest

Step 1

Sign up

Two minutes and two signatures. We file the state's agent appointment form with WCAD.

Step 2

We build the case

When your notice arrives, we file on market value and unequal appraisal and request WCAD's evidence.

Step 3

We negotiate and attend

We work the informal stage with WCAD, then the Williamson County ARB if the offer isn't right.

Step 4

You save

Once values are final, we invoice 25% of that year's tax savings. No reduction, no invoice.

Cities we serve in Williamson County

Round RockGeorgetownCedar ParkLeanderLiberty HillHuttoTaylorJarrellFlorenceBrushy Creek

Williamson County protest questions

Do I have to go to a WCAD hearing?
No. As your agent, we handle the informal review and any Appraisal Review Board hearing.
Can I protest if my value went up only a little?
Yes. The question is whether the value is right, not how much it changed. Unequal appraisal claims can succeed even when market value looks reasonable.
When is the Williamson County protest deadline?
May 15, or 30 days after your notice of appraised value is delivered, whichever is later.

New to protests? Read our step-by-step Texas protest guide, or see how a TruRate case gets built.

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