Medium voltage cable
MV power cable from 2 kV to 35 kV
Texas electrical wire & cable buyers
We buy surplus electrical wire across Texas.
Plants, contractors, utilities, oilfield service companies and data centres sell us overstock, obsolete and scrap cable — by the reel, the pallet or the truckload. Send the details and a buyer reviews the lot.
Call or text the buying desk
954-740-1983
- Direct buyer review — construction, footage and condition, not just metal weight
- Copper, aluminium, low voltage through 35 kV, reels and cut-offs
- Statewide coverage from the Gulf Coast to the Permian Basin
Request a wire quote
Six details are enough to start. Photos can follow by text or email.
Texas onlyEvery region, one buying desk
8 familiesBuilding wire to 35 kV cable
All conditionsNew surplus, partial, removed
No feeSubmitting a lot costs nothing
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Wire and cable we buy
Reviewed by family, because each one is valued on different facts.
Low voltage cable
600 V and below power, control and building cable
Copper wire
Copper building wire, feeder, bare copper and bus bar
Aluminium wire
Aluminium service, feeder, ACSR and URD conductor
Tray cable
TC and TC-ER, 600 V to 2 kV
Industrial cable
Plant power, control, welding and specialty cable
THHN and THWN wire
600 V building wire, nylon-jacketed
XHHW and XHHW-2 wire
600 V cross-linked polyethylene building wire
Welding cable
Flexible single-conductor lead cable
SOOW cord
Portable rubber cord, 600 V
URD cable
Underground residential distribution cable
ACSR and bare overhead conductor
Bare aluminium and ACSR overhead line
Service entrance cable
SE and SEU cable, 600 V
MC and metal-clad cable
MC, MC-AP and HCF armoured cable
Control cable
600 V multi-conductor control cable
Instrumentation cable
Multi-pair instrument and thermocouple cable
Submersible pump cable
Well pump cable, 600 V
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Where we buy in Texas
Metro pages carry local industry notes, access realities and their own FAQs.
Houston
Surplus cable from petrochemical, refining and lng and epc and electrical contractors.
Dallas
Surplus cable from data centres and telecom and distribution and electrical supply.
Fort Worth
Surplus cable from aerospace and precision manufacturing and rail, intermodal and logistics.
San Antonio
Surplus cable from military and federal facilities and healthcare and institutional construction.
Austin
Surplus cable from data centres and cloud infrastructure and semiconductor, labs and advanced manufacturing.
Corpus Christi
Surplus cable from refining, petrochemical and lng and port, marine and fabrication.
Beaumont
Surplus cable from refining and petrochemical and lng and terminal operations.
El Paso
Surplus cable from cross-border manufacturing and logistics and solar and utility-scale construction.
Midland
Surplus cable from oilfield service and drilling and midstream and lease automation.
Odessa
Surplus cable from refining and petrochemical and oilfield equipment manufacturing.
Lubbock
Surplus cable from cotton gins, grain and processing and irrigation and agricultural services.
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How selling works
Four steps, no obligation, and nothing moves until terms are agreed.
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Send the details
Wire type, conductor, size, voltage class, footage or reel count, and the Texas city where the material sits.
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Buyer review
Construction, condition, documentation, quantity and freight are considered together. We may ask for photographs of tags or jacket print.
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Agree the basis
If the lot qualifies, price, payment method, freight responsibility and loading are written down for that specific lot.
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Schedule the pickup
Access, gate rules, equipment and timing are confirmed before a carrier is dispatched. Nothing is collected without agreement.
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Why sellers use a wire buyer instead of a scrap yard
Scrap values metal. A wire review also values construction, length and reusability.
- A 15 kV shielded reel with documented footage is reviewed as cable, not as copper weight.
- Partial reels, obsolete stock and cancelled-project surplus are normal categories here.
- Freight and access are planned with the seller before anything is scheduled.
- Written terms per lot: no vague promises about price, pickup or payment.
Not every lot is a fit. Household wire, short mixed remnants, stripped material and unidentified cable are recovery material, and we will say so rather than dress it up. If a scrap or recovery outlet is the better route, that is the honest answer.
What we will not do is promise a price before the material is understood.
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Questions sellers ask
Straight answers about scope, evidence and what happens next.
What kind of electrical wire do you buy in Texas?
Surplus, overstock, obsolete and scrap electrical wire and cable: THHN and THWN building wire, XHHW, tray and control cable, MC and armored cable, medium voltage power cable, welding cable, portable cord, bare copper, aluminium and ACSR conductor, plus reels, spools and cut-offs. Condition matters more than the category — new surplus, partial reels and removed cable are all reviewed.
How do I start a review?
Send the wire type, conductor material and size, voltage class if known, approximate footage or reel count, the Texas city the material is stored in, and photographs of the reel tags and jacket printing. The form on this page goes straight to the buying desk; the same details can be texted to 954-740-1983.
Do you buy partial reels?
Yes. Partial reels are one of the most common categories we review. The remaining length needs to be established from the reel tag, footage markings or a measured estimate. A partial reel with no identification at all is usually treated as recovery material rather than reusable inventory.
Do you buy wire still installed in a plant?
The material can be reviewed, but it must be de-energised and removed by qualified personnel before it is sold or moved. Nothing energised should be cut, disconnected or handled to prepare a sale.
Is there a minimum quantity?
No fixed minimum. Freight economics decide whether a small lot is practical: a single reel may be worth collecting if the construction is in demand, while ordinary building wire usually needs company to justify a truck.
What does it cost to send a lot for review?
Nothing. The review is free and there is no obligation to accept any offer. Any purchase, price, freight arrangement or pickup date is agreed in writing for the specific lot before material moves.
Last step
Send the lot
One form for the whole state. Add the pickup city so the review accounts for freight and access, and mention any release authority the site requires.
Call or text: 954-740-1983
Email: saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com
What happens after you send
FormSubmit returns a confirmation screen when the request is delivered — if you are returned to this page without one, the message did not send, so call or text 954-740-1983 or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. We reply during Texas business hours; no price, purchase or pickup is promised until a lot is reviewed.
Send the lot details
Wire type, quantity, Texas city and access. That is enough for a first review.