Bethany and Renee hear these questions on repeat, everything from an HOA’s scheduling rulebook to why thin mountain air eats through packing tape. Missing one? The office takes calls directly.
Before you scroll further
Colorado has Epic on record as a household goods carrier, and every truck on the road carries a W-2 crew — nobody picked up for a single shift. A written number arrives before anything gets loaded.
Snapshot
- TerritoryMetro Denver
- TurnaroundSame-day written number
- Crew typeW-2 payroll, background-checked
- Fleet8 company trucks
Four job types, four price structures
| What you’re booking | What you pay |
|---|---|
| Whole-household relocation | Signed number, set before loading starts |
| Labor-only or loading assistance | Clock runs, plain hourly rate |
| Interstate relocation | Total agreed before the truck departs Denver |
| Packing or a storage unit | Its own separate charge |
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Does Epic actually own its trucks, or does a broker pick up the job?
Epic owns every truck on the road and staffs each one with a W-2 employee. There's no matching platform in between — the crew that quotes your move drives it, too.
Why would altitude matter to how my boxes get packed?
Denver sits at 5,280 feet, and dry air there pulls moisture out of tape and cardboard faster than most out-of-state crews expect. Extra wrap rides on the truck as a default, never a surcharge.
What's a realistic price range for a local move here?
Two movers run $119 an hour, four run $205, or you can skip the clock entirely with a written flat rate — a Capitol Hill walk-up and a Highlands Ranch two-story don't cost the same.
My HOA locks a two-hour move-in window — can you work with that?
That's Cole's job days before your date arrives: call the property office, confirm the exact block, and build the crew's schedule so nobody idles at a locked gate.
Which parts of the metro does Epic actually reach?
Aurora, Lakewood, Westminster, Arvada, Highlands Ranch, and Littleton on the local side, plus interstate runs to Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, Salt Lake City, and Kansas City.
I'm in a Cherry Creek or downtown high-rise — is that a problem?
Not for us. The office reserves your building's elevator slot and confirms the loading-dock schedule ahead of time, so there's no truck sitting curbside waiting on a lobby callback.
Is Epic properly licensed to run in Colorado?
Yes — Colorado household goods carrier registration, USDOT and MC authority for interstate jobs, and cargo and liability coverage apply to every move we book.
Can your office send a certificate of insurance to my building?
Send Bethany your property manager's contact information and she'll get the certificate issued and the elevator access confirmed before move day.
What if I just need somewhere to store things for a month or two?
Climate-controlled units run about $100 to $240 monthly by size, and whichever crew picked up your load also handles the redelivery — no separate storage company involved.
How early should I lock a date before hailstorm season hits?
A week works for most local jobs. Push that to two or three weeks for a long-distance move, or for anything you're scheduling April through July, when a storm can rearrange our calendar fast.
Something got damaged in transit — what's the process?
Standard released-value coverage pays sixty cents a pound, full-value protection at one to three percent can be added ahead of time, and claims have a nine-month window with our office.
Do you take on office or commercial relocations too?
Regularly, including moves for Denver Tech Center aerospace and tech employers. Commercial jobs get quoted the same flat-rate way as a household move.