Austin, TX · Travis & Williamson County
Camel Texas Property Tax Protest | Save on Your Property Taxes
We analyze recent comparable sales near your property and build a custom evidence case. We file your protest, attend every meeting, and represent you at the ARB hearing. You don't show up to anything.
We handle your entire protest
As a certified realtor and licensed protest agent, we file, attend the informal meeting, and represent you at the ARB hearing — you don't show up to a single meeting.
- We file your protest before the deadline
- We build your evidence from real MLS comps
- We attend every meeting on your behalf
- 25% of savings only if we win — $0 if we don't
Travis, Williamson & Hays County
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Protest template
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Step 1 of 3: Ownership
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Free self-service guide: deadline calculator, steps, and links to file your protest with Travis Central Appraisal District.
View guideWilliamson CountyRound Rock · Georgetown · WCADFree self-service guide: deadline calculator, steps, and links to file with Williamson Central Appraisal District. Includes Express Review for recent buyers.
View guideHays CountyKyle · Buda · Dripping Springs · HCADFree self-service guide: deadline calculator, steps, and official links to file with Hays Central Appraisal District.
View guideWhat homeowners say
“I didn't think it would actually work, but they handled everything and got my appraisal reduced. Saved me $750 this year with zero effort on my part.”
“Really impressed. They pulled comps I never would have found on my own and filed everything before the deadline. Got a $1,200 reduction — well worth it.”
“Signed up for the contingency plan since I had nothing to lose. They handled the whole protest and I ended up saving $800 on my tax bill this year.”
“My assessed value dropped from $901K to $872K — I didn't have to attend a single meeting. The whole process was smooth and they handled all the paperwork.”
“They got my property reduced from $830K down to $761K. That's real money back in my pocket every year. Highly recommend for anyone who thinks their home is over-assessed.”
“I didn't think it would actually work, but they handled everything and got my appraisal reduced. Saved me $750 this year with zero effort on my part.”
“Really impressed. They pulled comps I never would have found on my own and filed everything before the deadline. Got a $1,200 reduction — well worth it.”
“Signed up for the contingency plan since I had nothing to lose. They handled the whole protest and I ended up saving $800 on my tax bill this year.”
“My assessed value dropped from $901K to $872K — I didn't have to attend a single meeting. The whole process was smooth and they handled all the paperwork.”
“They got my property reduced from $830K down to $761K. That's real money back in my pocket every year. Highly recommend for anyone who thinks their home is over-assessed.”
Recent Client Wins
Real results, real evidence
Commercial Warehouse
Travis County · 2025
Assessed at
$1,400,000
ARB Final
$1,080,000
3-approach evidence packet: income analysis with verified lease comps, 6 adjusted comparable sales, and a site inspection documenting functional obsolescence. Rejected the informal offer and won at ARB. $320,000 reduction.
Read the full case studySingle Family Home
Travis County · 2025
Assessed at
$685,000
Final Value
$620,000
5 targeted MLS comps within 0.5 miles — matched by vintage, square footage, and condition. Documented adjustments the district hadn't made. Settled at informal review. $65,000 reduction, saving $1,560/yr.
More results on the blogHire me as your protest agent
As a certified realtor and licensed protest agent, I handle your entire protest — filing, the informal meeting, and the hearing if needed. Available for Travis, Williamson, and Hays County. You don't attend a single meeting.
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Start my protest — it's freeFrequently asked questions
- What is the protest deadline?
- For Travis, Williamson, and Hays County, the deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails your Notice of Appraised Value—whichever is later. There are no extensions, so file on time.
- Can I get an extension?
- No. Texas law does not allow extensions for filing a protest. File by the deadline on your notice (or by May 15 if that’s later).
- What if I disagree with the ARB decision?
- After the ARB, you can seek review in state district court in your county, or in some cases proceed to the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) or binding arbitration, depending on the facts and property type. Deadlines and procedures apply; consider consulting a tax or legal professional.