Find your property anywhere in West Virginia. We'll compare its
assessment to similar nearby properties and tell you, in plain language, whether it looks over- or
under-assessed.
If your property looks over-assessed, West Virginia lets you challenge the value:
First, contact your County Assessor to review your property
record — sometimes the building size, condition, or characteristics on file are simply wrong.
You can formally appeal to the County Commission sitting as the Board of
Equalization and Review, which meets in February each year.
Bring evidence: comparable properties (like those above), photos, or a recent appraisal.
This is an informational estimate based on the assessor's appraised values and a comparison of
nearby similar properties — not an official determination. Assessment quality varies, and unusual
properties may not have good comparables.