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Andy is now filing in 12 more Texas counties

Andy TeamDec 1, 20253 min read

Andy launched in Texas in 2024 covering the major central Texas appraisal districts. This season, coverage extends to 12 additional counties across North and East Texas, bringing county-level protest filing and §25.25 refund review to a broader group of homeowners.

What's new for homeowners in these counties

  • Full protest filing ahead of your county's May deadline
  • Prior-year refund review under Texas Tax Code §25.25
  • The same comparable-sales research and licensed consultant hearing support available in existing counties

Coverage varies by appraisal district and property type. If you're unsure whether your county is live yet, entering your address in the app will confirm it in a few seconds.

More counties are planned ahead of next year's protest season. We'll post updates here as they go live.

Written byAndy TeamCompany News

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