WHO SELLS SURPLUS WIRE TO US
Contractors, distributors, plants, utilities, institutions and demolition crews. Different buildings, same three questions: what is it, how much is left, and can it be loaded.
Seller types
Six ways a Kansas business ends up holding wire.
Not every facility has surplus cable at any given moment. When one does, it usually looks like one of these.
Electrical Contractors
Job-site returns, pull-length overruns and service-change leftovers.
What surplus looks like there 02Distributors and Wholesalers
Dead stock, slow movers, cut lengths and discontinued part numbers.
What surplus looks like there 03Manufacturing and Industrial
Line changes, motor replacements, control upgrades and cancelled capital work.
What surplus looks like there 04Data Centers, Utilities and Power
Substation spares, feeder replacements, 15 kV and 25 kV reel ends.
What surplus looks like there 05Construction and Demolition
Decommissioned buildings, strip-outs and cancelled project inventory.
What surplus looks like there 06Institutions, Food and Agriculture
Hospitals, campuses, plants and processors with maintenance stock.
What surplus looks like thereThe paperwork that makes a difference
A part number, a reel tag and a footage count are worth more than any description. If the original purchase order is still in the system, that is ideal; if not, a photograph of the tag usually carries the same information.
We price copper and aluminum separately, and we price identified cable differently from unlabelled cable, because the second one has to be handled on metal value alone.
Request a quote
TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE
Send the details and photos of the reels. A tag photo and a jacket photo answer most of our questions, so you do not have to measure anything twice.
- Wire and cable only: no transformers, switchgear, breakers, MCCs, generators or machinery.
- Full reels, partial reels, spools, coils and boxed stock all welcome.
- Statewide Kansas pickup arranged after we agree on the load.
- Prefer to talk it through? Call +1 (614) 715-3047.
TELL US WHAT THE OPERATION IS.
We will tell you what usually turns up there and what to photograph first.