Contact · Ohio only
Call, text or send the lot details.
One desk answers the phone, the texts and the form. There is no call centre and no queue to navigate.
Request a quote
Request a wire quote
The form arrives at the same desk as the phone. Include a number that accepts texts if you have photographs.
- Reviewed by a buyer, not a scale
- Reels, pallets, partials or a full truckload
- Anywhere in Ohio, one desk
- 01Send the wire type, quantity and pickup city.
- 02A buyer reviews the lot and replies with a basis.
- 03Freight and release are agreed, then the load is booked.
Lot details
Everything helps, but the wire type, the quantity and the pickup city are enough to start.
Reach the buying desk
Call or text 614-715-3047. Texting is often faster for photographs, because a reel tag photographed at the rack answers more than a paragraph written from memory.
Email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com for a lot that needs a written trail: a manifest, a purchase list, or a summary that has to go to a plant manager for approval.
- Phone and text: 614-715-3047
- Email: saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com
- Coverage: Ohio only, all eight industrial regions
- Submitting a lot: no fee, no obligation
What to send first
The wire type, the conductor metal, the size or MCM, the voltage class, the footage or reel count, the condition and the city. If one of those is unknown, say so and send a photograph instead.
For a plant lot, add who can authorise release and what access looks like: gate, dock, forklift, crane or pallet jack only. For a demolition lot, add how the cable was removed and whether it was cut before or after de-energising.
What happens next
A buyer reads the submission and either gives an offer basis or asks for the specific facts that are missing. If the lot needs a site visit before terms, that is said plainly rather than discovered later.
Nothing is bought, moved or scheduled until written lot terms are agreed for that lot. That includes price, payment method, freight responsibility, loading and the pickup date.
Privacy of what you send
Lot details are used to review and respond to the request, as described in the privacy policy. They are not sold, and they are not published on this site. Photographs of a plant are treated as plant information.
If you are not sure it is worth sending
Send it anyway, with a sentence about what makes you doubt it: the tag is gone, the reel has been outside, the cable was cut before it was pulled. Those are the details that decide whether a lot is workable, and they are easier to answer than to guess at.
A short answer is a normal outcome. Some lots are not worth the freight, and saying so early is more useful than a slow maybe.
Coverage
Ohio only
All 88 counties, eight regions, one desk.
Related pages
Adjacent cities, wire families and regional briefs.
Questions sellers ask
Can I send photographs by text?
Yes. Text them to 614-715-3047 and reference the company name you used in the form or the email, so the images can be matched to the lot.
Do you accept lots outside Ohio?
No. The desk covers Ohio only. If the material sits across a state line, say so and the desk will tell you whether it can be considered at all.
Is there a charge for a site visit?
There is no separate fee to submit a lot or ask a question. Any travel or freight arrangement is part of the written lot terms, agreed before anything moves.
Call or text 614-715-3047
If you would rather talk it through than type it, call the desk. Have the reel tag or the jacket print in front of you if you can.
Request a quote
Send the lot details
Add the release contact and the access notes. Those two facts decide how fast a lot can move.
- Reviewed by a buyer, not a scale
- Reels, pallets, partials or a full truckload
- Anywhere in Ohio, one desk
- 01Send the wire type, quantity and pickup city.
- 02A buyer reviews the lot and replies with a basis.
- 03Freight and release are agreed, then the load is booked.
Second look at the lot
Everything helps, but the wire type, the quantity and the pickup city are enough to start.