West Central Florida's Trusted Source for Property Tax Appeals — 25 Years Running
If your county's assessed value doesn't match reality, you don't have to accept it. Get a certified, independent valuation to build your appeal on — backed by 25 years of local experience, and ready before your filing window closes.
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The Trusted Source
For 25 years, homeowners across Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk, Hernando, Manatee, and Sarasota Counties have turned to Citywide when the county's number doesn't add up. A strong appeal isn't built on frustration — it's built on a certified, independent valuation the Value Adjustment Board can actually weigh against the county's assessment. That's the number we give you.

Who It's For
An independent number to challenge an increase that doesn't reflect your property's real value.
A valuation that reflects your property's true, current condition — not an outdated assumption.
A documented case across every property you're appealing, prepared to the same standard each time.
A clear, professional valuation gives your appeal the credibility a self-filed protest usually lacks.
How It Works
We built our process to remove the guesswork — you'll know exactly what happens next, every step of the way.
Reach a real person who understands the appeal timeline and tells you exactly what your filing needs.
A licensed appraiser visits the property and documents the condition and comparable sales that support your case.
You receive a certified valuation report built to stand up in ront of the Value Adjustment Board.
What You Get
A defensible, professional opinion of value — not a guess pulled from an online estimate.
Recent, relevant sales in your specific area, adjusted for what actually affects your value.
Prepared to the standard the Value Adjustment Board expects to see.
A clean, professional PDF report delivered quickly — appeal windows don't wait.
Why Choose City Wide
A real team, not a call center — reach someone who can move fast when you're working against a filing deadline.
Appraisals start at $545. You know your cost upfront, before you commit to anything.
Your report is yours — shared only with the parties you authorize.
A fully digital process since 2015 — fast turnarounds when you're racing a deadline.
Pricing
Starting price
Property tax appeal appraisals start at $545, depending on property size, type, and purpose. You'll get a clear, upfront quote on your first call — before you commit to anything.
FAQs
A property tax appraisal is an independent opinion of a property’s market value. It can be helpful when the county’s assessed value appears too high and the owner wants to challenge the amount used to calculate property taxes.
The assessed value is the amount used by the county for tax purposes. Market value is an estimate of what the property may sell for under normal market conditions. Exemptions, assessment limits, property use, land value, buildings, and previous sales can all affect the final assessed amount.
It may help. A professional appraisal can provide evidence that the county’s value is higher than the property’s supported market value. The appraisal does not guarantee a reduction, but it can strengthen your case when you file an appeal with the county property appraiser or the appropriate review board.
The property appraiser may review recent sales, the property address, land size, buildings, condition, improvements, property use, comparable parcels, and available public records. For income-producing properties, the appraiser may also consider rental income and operating information when appropriate.
Start by reviewing your assessment notice and the property information listed online. Contact the Hillsborough County Property Appraiser’s Office if you believe the record is incorrect. You may also need to file a petition before the annual deadline. Visit the official county site for current forms, dates, contact details, office hours, fax information, and filing instructions.
Tangible personal property generally includes business equipment, furniture, machinery, tools, and other physical assets that are not part of the land or buildings. These items may be assessed separately. Business owners should review the county requirements and file the correct return each year, often early in the year.
Helpful documents may include the tax notice, property record card, purchase documents, recent sales information, building plans, repair estimates, photographs, income records, exemption details, and any information showing errors in the county record. You may be able to download some of these documents online through the county or clerk’s website.
Contact an appraiser as soon as you receive the assessment notice, rather than waiting until the filing deadline is close. Appeal dates can change each year, so remember to confirm the current deadline with the county office. Early contact gives the appraiser time to inspect the property, review public records, answer questions, and complete the service properly.
25 years of experience. A real person on the phone. A price you know upfront. Get your appeal built on a real number.

At City Wide Appraisal Group, we're committed to providing accurate, reliable, and professional property appraisal services. Whether you need a home valuation, land appraisal, or a specialized appraisal report, we're here to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
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