Living in Aledo, TX — Relocation Guide

Parker County, Texas

Living in Aledo, TX

A highly sought after community with custom homes, open space, and a small town atmosphere west of Fort Worth.

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Aledo at a Glance

County

Parker County

Population

Approx. 6,000+ (city proper; broader community is larger)

To Downtown Dallas

Approx. 50–60 min via I-20

To Downtown Fort Worth

Approx. 20–25 min via I-20

To DFW Airport

Approx. 35–45 min via SH-183

To Love Field

Approx. 45–55 min via I-20

Median Home Price

Approx. $500,000–$800,000+ (varies by property)

Avg. Property Tax Rate

Approx. 1.8–2.2% (varies by location)

Year Incorporated

1893

ZIP Codes

76008

Welcome to Aledo

Aledo is one of the most sought after communities in the Fort Worth area. Located in Parker County west of Fort Worth, Aledo offers custom homes on larger lots, a genuine small town atmosphere, and the highly regarded Aledo ISD. The community has attracted buyers who want an upscale lifestyle with more space and a quieter character than the densely developed suburbs to the east. Aledo's location along I-20 provides access to Fort Worth in approximately 20–25 minutes, making it a viable option for buyers who value space and community character over commute convenience.

Housing in Aledo

Aledo is known for custom homes on larger lots. The community's development character has maintained a high quality, lower density feel throughout.

Homes in Aledo tend to be larger and more expensive than in Fort Worth proper, reflecting the custom home character and larger lot sizes.

New construction is available on remaining lots and in newer communities. The resale market features well maintained custom homes.

Lifestyle in Aledo

Aledo offers a quiet, small town lifestyle with a strong sense of community. The city's character is defined by its open spaces, custom homes, and community pride.

Aledo ISD's Bearcats athletics particularly football are a major community institution. Friday night games are a beloved tradition.

Fort Worth's Cultural District, Stockyards, and Near Southside are approximately 20–25 minutes east for dining and entertainment.

Things to Do

Aledo's open spaces and rural character provide outdoor recreation opportunities. The community's parks and trails offer cycling and nature activities.

Fort Worth's entertainment options are approximately 20–25 minutes east. Weatherford's historic downtown is approximately 15 minutes west.

Education

Aledo is served by Aledo ISD, which is consistently recognized as one of the top school districts in Texas.

For school boundary information, visit the Aledo ISD website at aledo.txed.net.

Major Employers

Aledo is primarily residential. Most residents commute to Fort Worth employment centers approximately 20–25 minutes east.

American Airlines, Lockheed Martin, Bell Textron, and other major Fort Worth employers are accessible within 30–40 minutes.

Transportation and Commuting

I-20 is Aledo's primary artery, providing access to Fort Worth. Commute times to downtown Fort Worth are approximately 20–25 minutes.

Aledo is car dependent.

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Aledo's open spaces and rural character provide outdoor recreation. The community's parks and trails offer cycling and nature activities.

Nearby Lake Weatherford and Benbrook Lake offer boating and fishing.

Annual Events

Aledo ISD Bearcats football games are a community institution. The city hosts community events including holiday celebrations.

Nearby Weatherford's Peach Festival and Fort Worth's Stock Show & Rodeo are accessible to Aledo residents.

Homeownership in Aledo

Aledo homeowners benefit from a strong market driven by the community's desirability and Aledo ISD.

Utility providers include Oncor Electric Delivery (electricity), Atmos Energy (natural gas), and the City of Aledo or Parker County MUD (water/wastewater).

Parker County offers a homestead exemption. Contact the Parker County Appraisal District (parkercad.org) for details.

Utilities and Services

Everything you need to set up before your move date in Aledo.

Internet Providers

Common providers in Aledo. Availability varies by address. Always verify before committing.

ProviderTypeCustomer ServiceWebsite
SpectrumCable833-949-0036Visit site
NextlinkFixed Wireless855-698-5465Visit site
AT&T Fiber (select areas)

Electricity

Deregulated market choose your provider at PowerToChoose.org

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
TXU Energy800-818-6132Visit site
Reliant Energy866-222-7100Visit site
Direct Energy866-968-8065Visit site
Gexa Energy866-961-9399Visit site
Green Mountain Energy866-785-4668Visit site
Rhythm Energy888-774-9846Visit site

Natural Gas

Atmos Energy serves most of North Texas. Set up service at least one to two weeks before your move date.

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
Atmos Energy888-286-6700Visit site
CoServ Gas940-321-7800Visit site

Water and Sewer

Water service in Aledo is provided by the city or a Municipal Utility District (MUD) depending on your development.

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
City of Aledo Utilities817-441-7016Visit site

Trash and Recycling

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
City of Aledo Sanitation817-441-7016Visit site

Home Security

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
ADT800-238-2727Visit site
Vivint800-216-5232Visit site
Brinks Home800-447-9239Visit site
SimpliSafe800-548-0526Visit site

Mobile Phone Providers

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
AT&T800-331-0500Visit site
Verizon800-922-0204Visit site
T-Mobile800-937-8997Visit site

TV and Streaming

ProviderCustomer ServiceWebsite
DIRECTV800-531-5000Visit site
Spectrum TV833-949-0036Visit site
YouTube TVOnline supportVisit site
Hulu + Live TVOnline supportVisit site
Sling TVOnline supportVisit site

Postal Services

ServiceContactWebsite
USPS Customer Service800-275-8777Visit site
Change of AddressOnlineVisit site
Hold MailOnlineVisit site

Texas Driver License & Vehicle Registration

ServiceContactWebsite
TX Dept of Public Safety (Driver License)512-424-2600Visit site
TX Dept of Motor Vehicles (Registration)888-368-4689Visit site

Homestead Exemption

File your homestead exemption with your county appraisal district to reduce your property tax bill. You must own and occupy the home as your primary residence as of January 1.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Aledo special?

Aledo is known for custom homes on larger lots, Aledo ISD (one of the top school districts in Texas), and a genuine small town atmosphere west of Fort Worth.

What school district serves Aledo?

Aledo is served by Aledo ISD.

How far is Aledo from Fort Worth?

Approximately 20–25 minutes via I-20.

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