Texas Property ProtestA service of The Ambrose Group
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HCAD set your value. You can push back.

We protest HCAD values for Harris County homeowners, for one flat fee. No cut of your savings.

Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group.

Join the 2027 list
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One form. We handle the rest.

  1. Sign one form.It lets us file your protest with HCAD for you.
  2. We file when your notice comes out.Before the deadline: May 15, or 30 days after your notice, whichever is later.
  3. We handle the hearing.You don't take off work or argue with anybody.
  4. You get the result by mail.HCAD sends the decision to you.

One flat fee. No cut of your savings.

A lot of protest companies keep a percentage of whatever they save you, every year. We charge one flat fee, whatever the protest saves.

Get on the 2027 list

The 2026 deadline has passed. Leave your name and we'll reach out before HCAD mails the 2027 values.

Add your first name so we know who to write to.
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Street address in Harris County. Add your street address so we can find your home on the roll.

We use this only to contact you about protesting your property value. Privacy policy

Built for Harris County.

We know HCAD's calendar, its hearings and its numbers.

1.2M+

homes HCAD values each year with one formula

May 15

the usual deadline, or 30 days after your notice

1 form

to sign. We do the filing and the hearing

Questions

Can I still protest my 2026 value?

Not for 2026. The deadline was May 15, or 30 days after your notice if that came later. Joining the list now gets you in line for 2027.

Why a flat fee?

A percentage grows with your savings. A flat fee doesn't. You know the cost before anything is filed.

Do I have to go to the hearing?

No. We go for you.

Who files my protest?

The Ambrose Group. Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group, and its team files your protest and goes to the hearing. You'll know your contact person before you sign anything.

Are you the appraisal district?

No. Texas Property Protest is a service of The Ambrose Group, a private company. We're not part of HCAD or any government office.

I got an email from you. How do I stop them?

Reply "stop" to any email from us and you won't hear from us again. Our email policy says who we write to and why.