Electrical contractors & demolition crews

Sell Copper & Aluminum Wire in Florida

Got copper or aluminum wire piling up — leftover Romex, feeder cut-offs, a tangle of THHN, or a few reels from a finished job? We buy insulated wire and cable direct from Florida contractors and crews. Tell us what you have and a representative will follow up with an offer.

Get an Offer Call 321-977-1194

What we buy

Wire and cable we purchase

If it's copper or aluminum wire, it's probably worth a look. You don't have to sort or strip it first — send it the way it comes off the job.

Copper wire

Bare and insulated copper — building wire, THHN, and feeder cable.

Aluminum wire

Aluminum building wire, URD, and larger aluminum feeders.

Romex & NM-B

Leftover rolls and cut-offs of common residential cable.

Common gauges & MCM

8 and 12 gauge on up to 500, 750, and 1000 MCM feeders.

Stripped, unstripped & tangled

Clean stripped copper, insulated runs, or a tangled bundle — all fine.

Reels & scrap piles

Full and partial reels, pull-outs, cut-offs, and mixed scrap piles.

Cut ends of heavy copper cable showing bright copper conductor strands — Copper cable we bought — stripped, insulated, or as-is, we sort it ourselves.

Bin full of black and green insulated wire pulled from a jobsite — A load of wire we purchased — by the reel, bag, or bin, with no need to sort first.

Pile of coiled black insulated wire and cable — A pile of coiled cable — bring it as it comes off the job.

Crate of black insulated cable in a warehouse — A crate of insulated cable staged for pickup.

Tangled black and green wire piled in a crate on a pallet — Tangled wire in a crate — no need to untangle first.

Cable reels stored under a covered yard shed — Full and partial cable reels — we take those too.

Who we buy from

Who sells wire to us

We work with the crews and businesses that end up with wire left over at the end of a job or a cleanout.

Electrical contractors

Turn leftover rolls, cut-offs, and pull-outs into cash between jobs.

Demolition & closeout teams

Move salvaged wire and cable quickly on a tight schedule.

Facilities & operations

Clear out stockroom overstock and reels you'll never install.

Data-center contractors

Sell surplus feeder and building wire from build-outs and upgrades.

What to send

What to include when you sell your wire

A few details help us size up an offer quickly. Send whatever you have on hand — you don't need every item to get started.

Metal & type

Copper or aluminum, and the kind if you know it — Romex/NM, THHN, feeder, or MC.

Insulated or stripped

Whether it's still insulated, partly stripped, or bright/bare copper.

Rough quantity

An estimate by weight, or the number of reels, boxes, or bins.

Gauge or size

Common gauge or MCM/kcmil size if it's marked on the jacket.

Condition

New overstock, used pull-out, tangled scrap, or a mix.

Location & photos

Where it is (city or ZIP) and a few clear photos of the pile or reels.

How it works

Selling your wire in three steps

Share the details

Tell us if it's copper or aluminum, the rough gauge or size, and an estimated weight. Photos of the pile or reels help.

Get your offer

A representative reviews what you sent and follows up with an offer to buy, plus any questions.

Get paid & picked up

Accept the offer and we coordinate payment and pickup around your site and schedule.

What do you have to sell?

Copper & aluminum wire Electrical equipment & UPS systems Data-center surplus Machinery Other

Select at least one option.

Describe what you're selling Metal type, gauge or MCM size, stripped or not, and a rough weight. For example: ~300 lbs insulated copper THHN plus two partial reels of 500 MCM aluminum. This field is required.

Stripped or unstripped?

How soon do you want to sell?

Estimated weight (optional)

Pickup location (ZIP) This field is required.

Full name This field is required.

Company (optional)

Email Enter a valid email address.

Phone (optional) Enter a valid phone number.

A representative will follow up with an offer once we receive your details. We don't publish a set response time — you'll hear from a person, not an auto-reply.

Your details were sent

Thank you — your request reached us and Niko will contact you to talk through an offer. Here's a copy of what you sent:

Prefer to talk sooner? Reach us at ind.equipmentbuyer@gmail.com · +1 321-977-1194

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Copper & aluminum wire FAQs

What kinds of wire do you buy?

We buy insulated copper and aluminum wire and cable — Romex/NM-B, THHN, 8 and 12 gauge, 500, 750 and 1000 MCM, and most building and feeder wire. Stripped, unstripped, tangled, on reels, or in scrap piles are all fine.

Do I have to strip the wire first?

No. We buy wire both stripped and unstripped. Strip it if that's easy for you, but there's no need to — send it however it comes off the job.

Will you take tangled wire, cut-offs, and partial reels?

Yes. Tangled bundles, short cut-offs, pull-outs, partial and full reels, and mixed scrap piles are all worth sending to us. Tell us the rough weight or size and what's in the mix.

How do you figure out what the wire is worth?

Value depends on the metal (copper or aluminum), the gauge, whether it's stripped, and the rough weight. Share photos and an estimated weight and a representative will follow up with an offer.

Where in Florida do you buy wire?

We are based in Central Florida and buy around Orlando and statewide. For larger loads we also look at select opportunities elsewhere in the Southeast.

Selling wire in a specific city? See our wire buyer pages for Orlando, Lakeland, and Davenport. Also clearing out gear? See selling electrical surplus in Florida. Have copper, aluminum, bus bar, and mixed scrap beyond just wire? See our scrap metal buyer in Central Florida page. Near Orlando with machines or forklifts too? Visit our Orlando industrial equipment buyer page. Not sure what details to send? Our guide on how to sell surplus equipment in Central Florida covers it. Clearing a whole jobsite along with the wire? See our contractor surplus buyer in Central Florida page, or request an offer for a full list.