Do you review both copper and aluminum?
Yes. Specify the conductor metal and keep different materials separate in your list so the offer is accurate.
Seller questions, answered plainly
Questions About Selling Wire
Get the practical details before you photograph a reel, submit a request or prepare a load for pickup.
Copper & aluminum Full & partial reels Freight coordinated
01 Specification-led review02 Full & partial spools03 Freight handled04 Payment terms agreed upfront
01 — THE MATERIAL
A better first conversation
Know the wire. Know the next step.
The right information up front reduces back-and-forth. Specifications and clear condition photos matter more than broad claims about market prices.
02 — SEND THE DETAILS
Make the quote useful
What to include in your request
If you are unsure of a gauge or type, photograph the original reel tag and jacket print rather than guessing. Tell us what is known and what needs verification.
Return to the quote form ↗A common question
What information is needed for a quote?
Material type, conductor, gauge, approximate footage or weight, quantity, condition, city/state and clear photos are a good start.
More seller questions ↗More to know before you sell
Do you accept cancelled-job and leftover reels?
Yes. Describe full and partial reels separately and include the remaining footage and condition.
When is payment made?
The business states that payment is made upfront. The exact timing, method and release conditions are confirmed with the offer before material moves.
Who handles transportation?
Freight and logistics are handled for accepted lots. Loading access, weight and location help determine the practical plan.
Ready when your list is
That leftover wire could be a live offer.
Send the specs. We'll review the lot and discuss freight and payment terms.