Fort Worth, TX

ABF Service Center: Fort Worth, Texas

Moving to Fort Worth, TX
Located in north central Texas, Fort Worth is a cultural gateway to the American West. In 2010, the city had more than 741,000 residents, and it is estimated that by 2030 the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area will have 1.2 million residents. Fort Worth boasts of its Western heritage and traditional architecture, and soon you’ll be boasting of all the great reasons why you chose to move there. Here are just a few to get you started:

Weather
The time to leave Fort Worth for a vacation will be July, as it is the hottest month of the year with temps in the upper 90s. The coldest and driest month is January, with temps ranging from the 30s to 50s. May is the wettest month of year with almost 5 inches of rain. Expect around 2.6 inches of snowfall annually in Fort Worth. With 230+ days of sunshine each year, you’ll really enjoy being able to do a lot of things in and around the city.

Education
Most public schools in the Fort Worth area are served by the Fort Worth Independent School District. It is the fifth largest district in Texas. There are 13 high schools, 22 middle schools, and well over 50 elementary schools in the district. There are more than 10 independent school districts to choose from, as well as a state charter school. Private schools and institutes of higher learning are also available for enrollment in the area.

What can you do in Fort Worth?
Well, the question should be what can’t you do in Fort Worth? The city has something for everyone.

For the western experience, visit the legendary Stockyards National Historic District, or attractions like the Fort Worth Herd twice-daily cattle drive. Get down at the world’s largest honkey tonk, or experience a live rodeo every weekend at Cowtown Coliseum.

For the arts, you can explore many museums that are famous for their architecture and quality of collections. The Fort Worth Cultural District has five museums to enjoy, including museums devoted to Western Heritage.

Of course Fort Worth has some big attractions, it is Texas after all! For family fun, you’ll want to visit the Fort Worth Zoo, Cowboy stadium, and the American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum! For recreational fun, try Burger’s Lake and the Texas Motor Speedway! When the great outdoors calls, answer it by enjoying Trinity or Heritage Trails. There are plenty of free things to do in Fort Worth, too!

Getting around Texas
It’s no question that Texas is a big state (the largest in the contiguous U.S.). It will take you four hours to get to Houston and San Antonio, 3 hours to Oklahoma City and Austin, and 30 minutes to get to Dallas.

Moving to Fort Worth with U-Pack
If you are moving to Fort Worth, choose U-Pack to get your belongings there safe and sound! U-Pack is a “you pack, we drive” moving service that has prices comparable to truck rental! We even have packing, loading, unloading, and storage options available, too! Here’s how we work:

We bring a moving trailer or moving container(s) to your home. You load it up and we drive it to your new home in Fort Worth. You unload it and call us when you’re ready for us to take the equipment away!

How much does it cost to move to Fort Worth with U-Pack? Get a free moving quote to find out. We drive. You save. ®

Helpful links for moving to Fort Worth, TX
City Website
Visitor’s Guide
Public Schools

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