City of Washington · Washington County · Pennsylvania
Find the right local office for an assessment, unpaid county taxes, a deed, an estate filing, or a City tax question. Compare those next steps with selling a house directly: we buy houses as-is in the City of Washington and Washington County, Pennsylvania.
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Assessment value, delinquent taxes, recorded deeds, and court filings are different records handled by different county functions. Use the address and notice or document in front of you to choose the next call. If you are also weighing a sale, the form below is for a Washington property review.
Useful offices
County tax, deed, and court records are not interchangeable. Call the function that matches the record and confirm the parcel or case details with the office.
Washington County · assessment and property valuation
The County lists Assessment and Claims as separate functions. Contact Assessment for assessed-value or assessment-record questions; that is different from a delinquent-tax balance or a recorded deed.
Crossroads Center, 95 W. Beau Street, Suite 525, Washington, PA 15301 · Tax Revenue Department: 724-228-6850. Ask which desk handles the specific property record.
Washington County · delinquent real-estate taxes
The County says its Claims division handles delinquent taxes. Ask about the balance or status for the specific parcel; a tax claim is not the same record as an assessment or deed.
Tax Revenue Department, Crossroads Center, 95 W. Beau Street, Suite 525, Washington, PA 15301 · department phone: 724-228-6850. The Tax Claim page directs certain delinquent-tax payments to the County Treasurer at 95 W. Beau Street, Suite 130; confirm the right route for the actual notice or account.
Washington County · deeds, mortgages, and related recorded documents
Use the Recorder for recorded deeds, mortgages, and related land-document research. Those records are separate from assessed value, delinquent-tax balances, and court-case records.
95 W. Beau Street, Suite 520, Washington, PA 15301 · 724-228-6806.
Washington County · estate probate and estate or trust litigation
The Court identifies estate probate and estate or trust litigation among this Division’s matters. Use its page for court-related estate questions; it is not a parcel-specific conclusion about venue or who may sign a sale document.
Washington County Courthouse, 1 S. Main Street, Washington, PA 15301. The Court identifies the Clerk of Orphans’ Court and Register of Wills as its filing and recording office.
Washington County · wills, probate filings, and Orphans’ Court records
County Courts lists this office as the filing and recording office for the Register of Wills and Orphans’ Court. Start here to locate an estate filing and ask which record applies to the property.
95 W. Beau Street, Suite 425, Washington, PA 15301 · 724-228-6775.
City of Washington · municipal tax-information routing
Use the City’s tax pages for municipal tax questions. The City lists its contacts under different labels, so confirm which desk handles the tax category on your notice or account.
City Hall, 55 West Maiden Street, Washington, PA 15301. City Departments lists a Tax Office line at 724-223-4220; the Tax Department page lists 724-223-4216.
A useful local records rule
Washington County separates assessment from delinquent-tax claims: ask Assessment about assessed value or assessment records, and Claims about delinquent taxes. Use the Recorder of Deeds for deeds, mortgages, and related recorded documents. An assessment record is not a tax payoff, and a deed search is not a general court-judgment search.
The Tax Claim page routes some delinquent-tax payments to the County Treasurer, while the City lists two different tax contacts. Check the actual parcel, notice, or account with the relevant office before relying on a payment address or phone number.
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Contact the Washington County Tax Revenue Department and ask for its Assessment function. The County lists Assessment separately from Claims, which handles delinquent taxes. The department is at 95 W. Beau Street, Suite 525, and its listed phone is 724-228-6850.
Ask the Washington County Tax Revenue Department for its Claims division, which handles delinquent taxes. Call the department at 724-228-6850 and have the property address or current notice available. The Tax Claim page directs certain payments to the County Treasurer, so confirm the correct route for your account.
The Recorder handles deeds, mortgages, and related recorded land documents; that is not the same as a court-case record. The County’s Orphans’ Court Division identifies estate probate and estate or trust litigation among its matters.
The County lists the Register of Wills / Clerk of Orphans’ Court at 95 W. Beau Street, Suite 425, phone 724-228-6775, as the filing and recording office for those functions. The Court’s Orphans’ Court Division page describes its estate probate and estate or trust litigation matters.
The City’s Departments page lists a Tax Office line at 724-223-4220, while its Tax Department page lists 724-223-4216. Check the City pages or call to confirm which contact handles the tax category on your notice or account.
Yes. We buy houses as-is, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us. We buy in the City of Washington and Washington County. Share the address through the form or call 888-274-5006 to discuss a written cash offer.