WE BUY SURPLUS ELECTRICAL WIRE IN DENVER, COLORADO

Copper and aluminum electrical wire and cable: building wire such as THHN, THWN, THWN-2, XHHW and XHHW-2; MC, AC, tray, VFD, TC/TC-ER, PLTC, SER, SEU, URD and USE-2 cable; bare and insulated copper, grounding wire and welding cable; control, instrumentation, communication and shielded cable; fire-alarm and low-voltage cable; and medium- and high-voltage cable from 5kV through 69kV and above when available.

This site is only about electrical wire and cable. Transformers, switchgear, breakers, MCCs, generators, bus plugs, chillers, machinery, vehicles and general scrap are outside what we buy. Stripped, burned or mixed-metal scrap is also outside scope, because it is no longer cable.

No stated minimum, but a single short cut length is rarely worth a dedicated trip. Small lots are usually grouped with other material from the same shop or storeroom. Send the list and we will tell you whether it stands alone or should wait for a larger lot.

Four photos per reel cover most of it: the reel tag or label, the jacket legend printed along the cable, the cut end showing conductor count and gauge, and a wider shot of the reel or the whole stack. For boxes, photograph the box label and the remaining spool inside.

Send the photo anyway, plus the cut end, the outside diameter and the conductor count. Faded legends often still read in a straight-on, well-lit photo, and the cut end answers most of the remaining questions.

Price reflects the metal (copper or aluminum), the construction and gauge, the voltage class, the condition, and the footage. Metal markets move, so an offer is tied to the assumptions in the submission and to the date it was made.

Insulation and jacket type, voltage rating, shielding, manufacturer, age and storage conditions all affect what the cable can be used for. Two reels of 2 AWG can have very different value depending on construction and condition.