Sell your surplus wire

Request a wire purchase quote

Tell us what you have and where it is. Photos of the reel tag and the jacket print are the most useful thing you can send.

The more of this you can fill in, the more specific the answer. Nothing here is mandatory except a way to reach you, the location of the wire, and enough detail to identify it.

Photos matter more than perfect paperwork. A reel tag, the jacket print and the exposed end tell us almost everything.

1. Who you are

We need one reliable way to reach you. Phone or email is enough.

Contact name

Company

Phone

2. Where the wire is

The city or town where the material is physically stored — not a mailing address.

City or town

State Two-letter code

ZIP code Optional, helps with routing

3. What the material is

Approximate is fine. If a reel tag says it exactly, use that.

Wire or cable type

Conductor metal

Gauge or MCM

Voltage rating

Conductor count

Approximate footage

Reels, coils or spools

Approximate weight

4. Condition and packaging

Condition

Packaging

5. Loading and access

This decides how the material moves — it does not change what it is worth.

What is available on site?

Dock Forklift Ground level only Trailer access Appointment or gate check required

Pickup restrictions or site rules

Anything else we should know

6. Photos

Up to 10 files, 12 MB each. JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC or PDF. Photos are what make a real quote possible.

Attach photos of the reels, tags, jacket print and exposed ends Tip: one photo of the whole reel, one of the tag, one of the print along the jacket.

Submitting sends your details and photos to saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. We use them to evaluate and respond to this request. See the privacy page.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (614) 715-3047, or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com with the photos attached. If the form gives you trouble, open a pre-filled email with the details already laid out — attach your photos to that message and send it.

What to have ready

Photograph each reel from the side so the flange, wrap and remaining footage are visible.
Photograph the factory tag or label if it is still attached.
Photograph the print on the jacket — the line with the size, type and voltage.
Photograph the cut end so the conductor and shield construction are visible.
Note the approximate footage written on the reel or the invoice.
Tell us if anything has been stored outside, in water, or in a hot building.

No account, no obligation. If the material is not a fit, we will tell you rather than leave the request open.

Not sure it qualifies?

Send it anyway. A photo of the tag answers most questions, and the answer may simply be no. We do not buy transformers, switchgear, breakers, MCCs, generators, machinery or general scrap.