Denver, CO · Denver County · serving the metro since 2015

Our team — the crew behind your Denver move

Fourteen named W-2 team members behind every Epic move

  • Registered Colorado household goods carrier, USDOT & MC authority on file
  • Your estimator writes the number before anyone touches a box
  • W-2 crew on our own trucks, nothing sent out to a day-labor outfit
  • Wade has routed crews around I-25 and Front Range weather since 2015
★★★★★5.0 rating across metro Denver moves

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Get Your Written Number

Tell us the two addresses and whether stairs or a gate code are involved, and Renee starts building your number the same afternoon.

Filling this out costs nothing, nobody rings you three times before dinner, and no mystery fee shows up on move day. Your request goes directly to our Walnut St office — Epic Movers staff answer it, not a national booking line.

Count them up: four in the office, two crew chiefs, eight full-time movers, fourteen total, and Wade Hutchins at the head of the list. Everyone cleared a background check as a W-2 hire — this isn’t a roster pulled together for a single Saturday.

Who answers when you call

Wade Hutchins founded the company and still shows up for mountain-town and high-rise jobs personally, phone in hand most Saturdays. Bethany Marsh picks up first; stair count, HOA scheduling window, and an early slot before the yard books solid all get locked in during that first call.

Routing falls to Cole Abernathy, who plans each day’s path around I-25, the 6th Avenue Freeway, and whatever a Denver summer storm throws at the schedule. Renee Castillo handles the walkthrough or video survey that turns a home’s contents into the flat number on your invoice.

Out on the trucks, Tucker Boyd drills incoming crew members on foothills driveways and steep Capitol Hill stairwells before they’re allowed near a customer’s belongings. Marcus Trainor leads the long-haul side, at the wheel for runs to Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, Salt Lake City, and Kansas City.

Same faces, every season

Tucker’s teams already know which RiNo alleys can’t fit a full-size truck, and Cole reroutes a job before a hailstorm even reaches the forecast. Between the two of them, a written number survives whatever the sky does that week.

From your call to your keys

  1. Bethany takes the call Your date goes on the board that day.
  2. Renee builds the number Tied directly to your home’s access.
  3. Cole plans logistics Routing and paperwork settled early.
  4. Tucker or Marcus drives it Whichever the job calls for.

Meet the roster

Name Role
Wade Hutchins Owner / Founder
Bethany Marsh Customer Intake / Scheduling
Cole Abernathy Move Coordinator
Renee Castillo Estimator
Tucker Boyd Crew Chief, Local
Marcus Trainor Crew Chief, Long-Distance

The estimator who writes your figure is on the same roster as the crew who shows up to finish the job. Curious how Wade got his start? Read the story, or call the office and Bethany will get your date on the calendar.

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