Kansas City stands apart from Epic’s other long hauls because nothing about the terrain is dramatic: two states of flat, open plains on I-70, roughly 600 miles, and Marcus’s longest single stretch behind the wheel.
Distance Is The Only Variable
Once the metro’s eastern edge fades, I-70 settles into a straight, steady line through small Kansas towns for most of a day. Nothing here forces a route decision the way a mountain pass would; Marcus’s planning instead centers on pacing rest breaks and, for a large household, splitting the drive across two calendar days so the crew unloads in daylight.
- Prep — Renee’s walkthrough and Cole’s crew wrap everything at your Denver address
- Plains crossing — I-70 East across eastern Colorado and the full length of Kansas
- Delivery — Marcus’s team carries everything into your Kansas City address
| Detail | Denver to Kansas City |
|---|---|
| Distance | ~600 miles via I-70 East |
| Typical transit | Epic’s longest single drive, built around planned rest stops |
| Crew | Marcus leads one team for the full plains crossing |
| Pricing | Locked in writing at Renee’s Denver walkthrough |
Farthest lane, same crew
Six hundred miles is a lot of highway, not a reason to bring in another company. Wade’s own people cover every mile of it. Call to map out the timeline.
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