Four practical steps
A Clear Route From Reel to Offer
Show the wire, describe its condition and location, review the offer, and agree on payment and freight before anything moves.
Copper & aluminum Full & partial reels Freight coordinated
A better first conversation
Know the wire. Know the next step.
First, document each lot. Next, we assess its specification, resale or recovery potential and transport. Then we discuss the offer, payment and release conditions. Finally, we coordinate pickup or freight after the terms are accepted.
The buying process
From photos to pickup
Document
Send jacket/reel photos, metal, gauge, quantity, condition and location.
Review
We consider resale or recovery potential and the practical cost of moving the lot.
Agree
Confirm the offer, payment and freight terms before release.
Move
Coordinate the agreed pickup and logistics with your site contact.
Make the quote useful
What to include in your request
A strong request includes cable type, metal, gauge, footage or weight, full/partial reel count, condition, city/state and images of jacket markings. Mention a deadline or loading restriction early.
Return to the quote form ↗A common question
Is the price based only on copper weight?
Not always. Usable surplus can be evaluated differently from scrap, but any above-scrap offer depends on the lot's condition and marketability.
More seller questions ↗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.