
WHY WE DO THIS
Our ‘About Us’ is Really ALL ABOUT YOU!
Most homeowners never protest their property taxes. Not because they don’t want to – but because the process is time-consuming, complex, and unfamiliar. Without the right data, the right strategy, and the experience to present a compelling case, it’s easy to feel like the outcome is already decided before you even walk in the door.
This has left homeowners feeling like they don’t have a voice or a seat at the table, at the mercy of whatever value the Appraisal District decides to give them.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
Property values in our area have climbed significantly over the past several years. When values go up, tax bills follow, and those increases show up every month in your house payment. The Appraisal District sets your value using a mass appraisal process that cannot account for everything that makes your property unique. That’s exactly where we come in.
At ProtestPRAD.com, we give you a seat at the table. Our team of licensed Property Tax Consultants has the expertise and the track record to back it up. Licensed. Local. Ready to fight for your value. From the moment you enroll to the day your result comes in, we handle it all — your property history, your neighborhood comps, your case strategy, and your representation – so you never have to walk into that process alone.
Protesting every year matters. Even when your value doesn’t change, an annual protest establishes a record and puts the burden on the Appraisal District to justify any future increase with substantial evidence. It’s one of the most effective tools a homeowner has — and most people never use it.
We think that’s worth changing. It would be our privilege to help you.
Give your home the attention it deserves. Trust ProtestPRAD.com
Four-Year ProtestPRAD.com Client

WHAT WILL WE DO FOR YOU?
- Submit your property’s protest and see it through from start to finish using our knowledge, experience, and resources to help save you money.
- File your protest and follow it through to the Appraisal Review Board if necessary (Appraisal Review Board requires an additional fee).
HOW WE DO IT
- We compare assessed values and comparable sales of homes that are similar to yours.
- We compare square footage, exemptions, lot sizes, accessory units, pools, and more.
- We review your home’s previous year’s assessments.
- We help you account for deficiencies and items that need repairs.
- We provide documents that support your opinion of value like closing statements, repair estimates, and condition photos.


HOW LONG DOES THIS TAKE?
- The submission window is short and the protest process is longer.
- You have 30 days from the date of the notice to file a protest. The filing deadline is May 15 every year. See your notice for the specific deadline.
- We usually have results within eight to twelve weeks after the filing deadline. Some results will be earlier and some later, depending on several external factors including the current environment and the number of protests filed.
WHAT WE CHARGE
Residential, Builder & Individual Investor
- $225 (Super Early Bird) — enrolled before midnight on April 14, 2026
- $250 (Early Bird) — enrolled April 15 through midnight on April 30, 2026
- $275 (Regular) — enrolled May 1 through noon on May 15, 2026
Commercial
- $350 | $550 | $750 (Super Early Bird) — enrolled before midnight on April 14, 2026
- $450 | $650 | $850 (Early Bird) — enrolled April 15 through midnight on April 30, 2026
- $550 | $750 | $950 (Regular) — enrolled May 1 through noon on May 15, 2026
Small (under 5,000 sq ft) | Mid (5,000–15,000 sq ft) | Large (over 15,000 sq ft)
ProtestPRAD.com closes enrollment at noon on May 15.
This allows our team the time needed to properly prepare and file every protest before the deadline.
No rushing, no shortcuts.
ProtestPRAD.com | Your Seat at the Table
No reduction? No charge — your fee is refunded in full.
If you decline the Appraisal District’s offer and choose to take your case to a formal hearing before the Appraisal Review Board (ARB), an additional $500 representation fee applies. If we don’t win at the ARB, your original property fee is refunded — the representation fee is not.
