Oklahoma · wire and cable only
WE BUY SURPLUS ELECTRICAL WIRE IN OKLAHOMA
Reels left over from a cancelled job. Overstock that will not move. Partial spools from a plant upgrade. If it is electrical wire or cable and it is in Oklahoma, we will look at it — and we only deal in wire, so nothing gets lost in a general scrap conversation.
Send the reel label and a count. Photos, gauge, footage, condition. A buyer reads it and comes back with a real answer, not a form letter.
- Wire & cable onlyNo equipment, no general scrap
- Statewide OklahomaMetros, plants, energy corridor
- Full & partial reelsSpools, coils, boxed stock
Wire categories we quote
Every category below is bought as new surplus, unused overstock, cancelled-project stock or removed-but-serviceable cable. Partial reels are normal, not a problem.
Building wire, insulated copper, bare and grounding conductor, welding cable and flexible cord. Any gauge from #14 through 1000 MCM.
Aluminium building wire, service entrance cable, underground residential distribution and USE-2, including concentric neutral.
Single-conductor building wire in every colour and size, on full or partial reels, plus boxed and carton stock from distributors.
Metal-clad and armoured cable, tray cable, VFD cable, TC-ER and PLTC runs left from industrial and commercial jobs.
Service entrance and underground feeder cable in copper or aluminium, full coils or cut lengths from residential and commercial work.
EPR, XLPE and concentric-neutral cable, shielded and unshielded, from substation, utility and industrial distribution projects.
Sizes on the reel label
If it is printed on the jacket, we quote it.
Most of the wire moving through Oklahoma yards sits in a predictable band of sizes. We quote all of them, in copper and aluminium, in solid or stranded construction.
- #14
- #12
- #10
- #8
- #6
- #4
- #2
- #1
- 1/0
- 2/0
- 3/0
- 4/0
- 250 MCM
- 300 MCM
- 350 MCM
- 400 MCM
- 500 MCM
- 600 MCM
- 750 MCM
- 1000 MCM
Three steps, no runaround
You do not need an account, a login or an inspection appointment to get a number. The first conversation is a photo and a description.
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Send the details
Photos of the reel labels, a count of reels or coils, the gauge, the voltage class if you know it, and where the wire is sitting. The form on this site takes all of it, including four photos.
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We read it and respond
A buyer reviews conductor metal, insulation type, voltage class, condition and format, then tells you what we can do. If the wire is outside our scope, we say so instead of wasting your week.
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Load and settle
We coordinate pickup or inbound freight from your dock, confirm the count and condition at loading, and settle on the terms agreed before anything moves.
Quote request
Tell us what is on the floor.
Four photos, one short form, and a phone number we can call back. That is the whole process on our side. Everything below goes straight to a buyer's inbox.
- Best photo
- The reel label or the print on the jacket — that is where gauge, voltage and part number live.
- Also useful
- One wide shot of the stack, so we can see reel size and how it is stored.
- Not sure what it is?
- Say so. Send the label photo anyway and we will read it for you.
Prefer the phone? Call +1 (614) 715-3047 or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. Photos can go straight to the email if you have more than four.
Wire leaves jobsites, plants and warehouses
The surplus almost never comes from one kind of business. It comes from whoever finished a project, changed a scope or cleared a shelf.
Leftover reels from commercial, industrial and service work, plus wire pulled from cancelled projects.
Obsolete part numbers, slow-moving colours, opened spools and discontinued sizes sitting in the racks.
Wire from wellsite upgrades, refinery turnarounds, pipeline stations and compressor facilities.
Plant maintenance stock, line upgrades, data-centre fit-outs, hospital and campus work.
Wire pulled from a change order or removed during demolition and kept in usable condition.
Utilities, universities, research facilities, warehouses and chemical plants with surplus on hand.
Where we buy wire
We buy across the state, from the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metros out to the western energy corridor and the Red River line. These are service areas — not staffed offices or yards.
- Oklahoma CityOklahoma County
- TulsaTulsa County
- NormanCleveland County
- Broken ArrowTulsa County
- EdmondOklahoma County
- LawtonComanche County
- MooreCleveland County
- Midwest CityOklahoma County
- EnidGarfield County
- StillwaterPayne County
- MuskogeeMuskogee County
- BartlesvilleWashington County
- OwassoTulsa County
- ShawneePottawatomie County
- ArdmoreCarter County
- Ponca CityKay County
- YukonCanadian County
- BixbyTulsa County
- SapulpaCreek County
All Oklahoma cities and regions
We do not operate a walk-in yard or a staffed branch office in these cities. Wire is quoted remotely and collected by arranged pickup or freight.
Scope, stated plainly
Wire and cable. Nothing else.
We are not a general scrap yard and we are not an equipment dealer. That focus is why we can read a reel label quickly and why we do not ask you to bundle wire with things we will not buy.
Out of scope
Transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, MCCs, generators, bus plugs, chillers, industrial machinery and general scrap metal are not part of what we buy. If your load is mixed, separate the wire and send us that.
Before you send anything
What kind of electrical wire do you buy in Oklahoma?
Copper and aluminium building wire, THHN, THWN, THWN-2, XHHW and XHHW-2, MC, AC, tray cable, VFD, TC, PLTC, SER, SEU, URD and USE-2, bare and insulated copper, grounding wire, welding cable and SOOW, control, instrumentation, communication, shielded, fire-alarm and low-voltage cable, and medium or high voltage cable from 5 kV through 69 kV and above.
Will you buy a partial reel or a short cut length?
Yes. Partial reels, part-used spools, coils and cut lengths are routine for us. Tell us roughly how much is left and what the reel label says; a photo of the label is usually enough to identify it.
Do you buy wire that is not new?
We look at wire that was removed but is still serviceable, provided the type, size and condition can be identified. Be honest about how it was stored and whether it was exposed to water, heat or chemicals, because that changes what we can do with it.
Do you buy transformers, breakers or switchgear too?
No. Our scope is electrical wire and cable only. Transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, MCCs, generators, bus plugs, chillers, machinery and general scrap are outside what we buy.
How do I get a price?
Send the form on this site with the wire type, size, approximate quantity, condition and photos of the reel labels. A buyer reviews it and responds with what we can offer and how the wire would move. We do not publish fixed prices because wire value depends on the metal, the construction and the market that week.
Do you pick up wire, or do I ship it?
Either can work. We arrange pickup from your dock or yard in most Oklahoma locations, and we can also receive inbound freight. Loading ability matters, so tell us whether you have a dock, a forklift or only ground-level access.
Have wire sitting on a rack right now?
Send the reel label and a count. A buyer will tell you whether it fits what we buy and what the next step is.