Merrick Property Tax Grievance

Hamlet of Merrick

Long Island, New York

Merrick is a wonderful place to live, but nobody enjoys its property tax bills. Many Merrick homes and commercial buildings are over-assessed, which means property owners pay more than their fair share every year. Filing a tax grievance could save you money without changing anything about your home.

At Blodnick, Fazio & Clark, our attorneys handle the entire process for you. If we can’t secure a reduction, you don’t owe a legal fee.

Why Merrick Homeowners Choose us:

We keep things straightforward. You reach out, we review your assessment, and then we get to work on reducing it. Most homeowners qualify to file but simply never do, and that means they continue paying more than they should.

With well over a decade of experience handling Nassau County appeals, we know how to build a strong challenge using real comparable sales and data from homes right here in Merrick.

Deep Nassau County Experience:

Our Garden City office is just a short walk away from the Nassau County agencies that handle property tax grievances, including the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission ("ARC"), Department of Assessment, and County Attorney’s Office. Because we’re local, we move quickly and efficiently--we’re not a national company guessing at Nassau’s rules.

Serving Merrick and Surrounding Communities:

We represent homeowners throughout Merrick and neighboring communities like North Merrick, South Merrick, Bellmore, East Meadow, Wantagh, and Freeport. If your home is in Merrick, you’re eligible to file your Nassau grievance through ARC, and we’re here to help with every step.

Commercial Property Tax Appeals:

Tax bills can hit businesses even harder than homeowners. We are equipped to represent retail & strip centers, professional offices, mixed-use and industrial buildings, multifamily properties, and everything in between. We analyze income, expenses, and valuation data to support your appeal and help lower operating costs.

Filing Deadlines:

In Nassau County, the general grievance filing season opens January 2nd and closes March 1st. Once that window closes, you can’t challenge that year’s taxes, so it pays to get ahead of the deadline rather than waiting for the bill to arrive.

Get started with a free assessment review:

Fill out the below Contact Us form today for a complementary tax analysis. A quick review today could lead to savings year after year.