Built on a Tradition of Excellence
Since 1898
We have served Walker County since 1898, San Jacinto County since 1972, and Madison County since 2020.
Welcome to Walker County Title Company. We are dedicated to creating an exceptional settlement experience to our customers through efficient delivery of title insurance and escrow services. Our commitment to superior customer service is our number one priority. As your title and closing provider, we want to assure satisfaction for everyone involved in a transaction, whether a buyer, seller, agent, or lender. Personal service, efficiency, knowledge, and expertise in the title insurance field sets us apart. If you choose Walker County Title Company, we are confident you will be extremely satisfied.
““We are dedicated to creating an exceptional settlement experience to our customers through efficient delivery of title insurance and escrow services. Our commitment to superior customer service is our number one priority.””
We love what we do at Walker County Title Company. Our mission is to ensure a smooth, efficient closing process for every party involved. We’re highly experienced with title examination, title commitments and policies, as well as closing and escrow services. We are committed to making certain all parties leave the closing table satisfied with their experience.
Industry leaders back our company. We are underwritten by Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Old Republic National Title Insurance Company, Title Resources Guaranty Company, Texan Title and Fidelity National Title Insurance Company.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT IS TITLE INSURANCE AND WHY DO I NEED IT?
A title insurance policy protects the policyholder against a loss that might occur because of a defect in your ownership in real property. Without a title insurance policy, you are on your own to protect your land title.
WHAT IS A "DEFECT" IN PROPERTY OWNERSHIP?
A defect in title is anything that could cause the landowner’s rights to the property to be in question.
WHAT ARE SOME COMMON DEFECTS?
- Forged documents including, but not limited to, deeds, releases, probate documents, etc.
- Lost heirs who may show up and claim ownership, sometimes years after you acquire the property.
- Errors in public records
- Recording mistakes
- Fake deeds from non-existent entities
- Liens, including property taxes, inheritance taxes, child support liens,
- Incorrect property tax information
What does title insurance cost and how often do I need to purchase it?
Unlike other types of insurance, an Owner’s Title Insurance Policy is purchased one time only, at the time of the real estate purchase. It remains in effect for the life of your ownership in the property. In Texas, title insurance premiums are set and regulated by the Texas Department of Insurance. Premiums are based on the sale price of the real property.