Texas · 490 locations
Texas Electrical Wire Buyers
Sale your Electrical Wire now ! We buy surplus, overstock and leftover wire and cable everywhere in Texas — from four partial coils in a contractor's shop to a warehouse of aged distributor stock. Payment is upfront and we cover the freight and the loading.
- Paid before pickup
- No sorting required
- Freight and loading covered
- Any gauge, full or partial reels
Quote a Texas Lot
Send photos of the reel tags and receive a firm number, usually the same day. No obligation.
Funds change hands before a single reel leaves your property. There is no consignment and no waiting on a downstream resale.
You are never asked to sort, measure, strip or re-spool anything. Our team grades the material from photos and our own inspection.
Trucks, forklifts, reel handling and pallet wrapping are billed to us. That cost is already priced into the offer you receive.
Full reels, partial reels, boxed coils, loose cut-offs and several different constructions on one skid are all normal to us.
Wire we buy in Texas
THHN & THWN Wire
The single most common surplus building wire: 12 AWG through 750 MCM, full reels, partials and coils.
MC & AC Cable
Metal-clad and armored cable in coils and cartons, including whips and prefab assemblies.
Romex & NM-B Cable
Residential nonmetallic sheathed cable in 250 ft and 1,000 ft coils by the pallet.
SER & SEU Cable
Service entrance and range cable, aluminum and copper, in coils and on reels.
Bare Copper Wire
Soft-drawn and tinned bare copper ground wire, solid and stranded, on reels and in coils.
Largest Texas markets
Quote a Texas Lot
Reel tag photos get the fastest number.
Every Texas location
490 cities and towns
Why Texas sellers call us
Wire becomes surplus for a handful of predictable reasons: a job over-ordered, a project got cancelled after delivery, a feeder schedule was value-engineered, a shop is relocating, a subdivision finished and left a partial coil in every garage, or a distributor took on inventory that does not match the branch's mix. In every one of those cases somebody ends up with heavy, awkward, perfectly good material and no obvious way to convert it back into cash.
Scrapping is the default, and it is usually the wrong call. A scrap price reflects metal weight minus the yard's processing cost. Our price reflects what the reel is worth to a contractor who needs that construction next week, which for resaleable material is frequently several times the scrap number. We also buy genuine scrap-grade wire, so there is no downside to asking first.
Selling surplus wire in Texas
Straight answers
How much of Texas do you cover?
All of it. We list 490 Texas cities and towns, and we buy outside those too — the list is for navigation, not a limit on our service area.
Do you charge for pickup or freight?
No. Freight, loading, reel handling and pallet wrapping are our cost, and they are already accounted for in the offer.
What sizes do you buy in Texas?
Everything from 14 AWG spools up through 1000 MCM feeder reels, copper and aluminum. Small gauge is best sold as a pallet lot; a few large MCM reels are worth a call on their own.
Will you buy wire that has sat outside for years?
Yes. Weathered wooden reels, faded jackets, sun-checked insulation and water-stained cartons do not disqualify a lot.
Surplus wire to move in Texas?
One pallet or a full warehouse. Call or text.
Request a Quote
Anywhere in Texas. No obligation.