Your Harris County tax notice may be higher than your neighbors'.
Find out in 60 seconds — free. Search your address against public HCAD data. If comparable homes are assessed lower, get a $69 flat-fee evidence packet you file yourself — and keep 100% of any reduction you win. We don't take a percentage, and results aren't guaranteed.
- Records
- 1,157,809
- Scope
- Harris A1 homes
- Model
- $69 packet
Self-help evidence organization only. No filing, representation, appraisal, tax, or legal advice.
Free Harris County property scan
See your comparable-assessment signal instantly — no email required. Add your email only if you want your full evidence packet sent to you.
Most Harris County homeowners who protest get a reduction.
330,399 of 372,846 Harris County informal protests received a value reduction in 2024 — an average of about $18,400 off assessed value. These are county-wide base rates, not a prediction of your result. Whether yours is worth protesting depends on your comparables — that's exactly what your free scan checks.
Source: HCAD / Texas Comptroller, 2024 protest cycle. Public HCAD / state data — no outcome is promised or guaranteed.Every Harris home, scored against its true comparables.
The full Harris A1 comparable index is built from the official HCAD roll and connected to your free scan — so your evidence reflects the same records the appraisal district uses.
- Homes indexedBuilt
- 1,157,809
- Comparable coverageReady
- 97.93%
- Homes worth reviewingFound
- 62,894
- Data sourceOfficial
- 2026 HCAD roll
Every Harris County A1 residential record, searchable
Properties with public comp candidates
Assessed above their comparable median
Official certified public records — no owner-name lookup
A property-specific packet, not a generic protest guide
The paid product is designed as a downloadable evidence packet with an HCAD property snapshot, value history, comparable assessment review, condition checklist, owner-editable cover note, and source appendix.
- HCAD snapshot
Account, class, value, living area, year built, neighborhood, and source date.
- Comparable analysis
Your home's assessed value per square foot, compared with similar nearby homes in public records.
- Value history
Current and prior-year values organized into a plain homeowner view.
- Condition checklist
A structured place to add repair, roof, foundation, HVAC, and photo notes.
- Owner cover note
Self-help wording the owner can edit without us filing or representing them.
- Source appendix
Clear limits, data fields, and official HCAD links for the owner's own review.
When packets open, you'll only pay if your property is report-ready from the public HCAD index — if it isn't, there's no packet and no charge.
- Flat fee — no percentage, ever
- At least 3 valid comparables in every packet — or it isn't generated
- 256-bit SSL — your data stays private
- Built on official HCAD public records
Four steps from lookup to organized evidence
Find the property
Enter a street address or HCAD account number. Account number is fastest when you have it.
Match the full index
The site checks the local Harris A1 index by account and normalized address.
Preview your comparison
See instantly whether comparable homes are assessed for less than yours — and whether a protest is worth it.
Get your evidence packet
Download a property-specific evidence packet you can file yourself — comps, value history, and an editable cover note.
Built from official HCAD records — not guesses or scraped listings.
Your packet is assembled from the full, certified Harris A1 roll, with the methodology and data sources published in full. No owner-name lookup, no government affiliation — just the public records, organized for your protest.
This is not a filing or representation service
PropertyAppealIQ organizes public property data for self-help use. We do not provide legal, tax, appraisal, property-tax consulting, filing, negotiation, or representation services. You file and present your own protest through the official process.
Plain-language limits
No guaranteed savings, no legal advice, no appraisal opinion, no tax advice, and no government affiliation.
Owner-controlled
The owner uses the packet to organize their own facts, photos, condition notes, and official filing steps.
Choose how much help you want before you protest.
The packet is designed to sit between raw DIY research and contingency representation: structured evidence without giving up control.
| Option | Cost model | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Do-it-yourself only | Free, but scattered | You gather records, find comps, write notes, and track deadlines yourself. |
| Contingency firm | Usually no upfront fee | They may file or represent, but the owner gives up a share of any savings. |
| PropertyAppealIQ packet | $69 flat fee | You get an organized self-help packet and keep 100% of any savings you win. |
See exactly how much a flat fee keeps in your pocket.
A contingency firm takes a percentage of your savings every year. Our flat $69doesn't — you keep 100%.
Flat fee vs. contingency
Estimate how much of any savings the owner keeps under each model.
- Flat packet fee
- $69
- Estimated contingency fee
- $300
- Owner keeps with packet
- $1,131
- Potential owner difference
- $231
Illustrative example using a sample dollar figure — not a prediction of your result. We don't promise any reduction.
See your Harris comparables in 60 seconds — free.
If your home is assessed above comparable properties, your evidence packet is first in line the moment packets open. Flat $69, you keep 100% of any savings, and you stay in control of your own protest.