🏠 McHenry County Homeowners: Stop Overpaying Property Taxes
We handle your appeal. You only pay if we lower your bill. Average Annual Savings of $1200
📉 This Homeowner Saved $4,239 in One Year
By appealing their property tax assessment, this McHenry County homeowner lowered their tax bill from 2023 to 2024. On average, our clients save $1,200/year — and you pay nothing unless we win.
2023 Tax Bill
2024 Tax Bill
✅ What’s Included in Your Free Review
We handle everything — from research to filing — so you don’t have to lift a finger.
- ✅ Pull your property’s 2025 assessed value
- ✅ Research recent comparable sales (comps)
- ✅ Build your formal appeal with proper documentation
- ✅ Submit your appeal directly to the county
- ✅ Only pay if we win — 35% of savings, billed after success
🧠 How It Works
We do the work. You keep the savings.
- Submit your address: We pull your 2025 assessment and analyze it against current market comps.
- We file the appeal: If you’re over-assessed, we handle all paperwork and submit your case to the county.
- You save — or pay nothing: If we win, you keep the savings and pay 35% of the reduction. If not, you owe nothing.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Nothing upfront. If we successfully lower your property taxes, we charge 35% of your savings. If we don’t win, you don’t pay anything.
What do you need from me?
Just your name, email, and property address. We’ll handle the rest — assessment review, comps, forms, and filing.
How do I know if I’m over-assessed?
We’ll compare your assessed value to local home sales. If it looks too high, we’ll move forward with a formal appeal.
Is this really legit?
Yes. McHenry County allows homeowners to file a formal appeal each year. We simply handle the process for you, using accurate data and professional filing practices.
When do I get billed?
Only after the county approves the appeal and confirms your new reduced tax amount.
💡 Ready to See If You’re Overpaying?
There’s no cost to find out. Submit your address below and we’ll review your 2025 assessment, run comparables, and handle your appeal if you qualify. If we can’t save you money, you don’t pay anything.