Contact the buying desk
A buyer answers the phone, reads the email and reviews the form. Whichever route you use, the details that matter are the same.
Reels along a gravel drive, ready for a planned load-out
Send us your reel list
Six details are enough for a first review: what the cable is, the metal, the size, the footage or reel count, the condition and where it sits. Photographs can follow by text or email. There is no fee and no obligation, and nothing moves until written terms are agreed.
Call, text or email
The buying desk number is 614-715-3047 and it accepts calls and texts. Texting a photograph of a reel tag is often faster than describing the cable, and it is the shortest route to a useful answer.
Email works better for documents: a stock list, a surplus manifest, a purchase record or a set of site photographs. Send them to saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com with the company name and city in the subject line.
Buying desk
- Phone
- 614-715-3047
- saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com
- Coverage
- Tennessee only
- Review
- No fee
The six details that start a review
Wire or cable type, conductor metal, size, voltage class, footage or reel count, and condition. Add the city, the storage type and who can authorise release, and the review can usually proceed without a second round of questions.
If the material is a plant clean-out rather than a single reel, send the stock list instead of individual entries. A list with quantity, description and location is more useful than a hundred photographs.
- Reel tag and jacket print photographs
- Conductor size and voltage class as marked, not as remembered
- Remaining footage, or the reel count and nominal length
- Storage: indoors, covered yard, open yard or job trailer
- Access: forklift, crane, boom or pallet jack only
- Release authority and any gate or safety requirements
At a glance
No counter, no drop-off, no retail
The desk does not run a retail counter and does not accept unscheduled drop-offs. Material is reviewed in place and moved only after written terms, which protects both the seller's site rules and the condition of the cable.
If you are unsure whether a lot is worth submitting, call and describe it in a sentence. That conversation costs nothing and often saves a week.
At a glance
Questions sellers ask
How quickly is a lot reviewed?
A buyer reviews submissions during Tennessee business hours and replies to the contact details provided. Complex storehouse lots take longer than a single reel, because the list has to be read and the access planned.
Can I send photographs by text?
Yes. Text them to 614-715-3047 and include the company name you used on the form so the photographs can be matched to the submission. Reel tags, jacket print and the conductor end are the three most useful frames.
Send us your reel list
Six details are enough for a first review: what the cable is, the metal, the size, the footage or reel count, the condition and where it sits. Photographs can follow by text or email. There is no fee and no obligation, and nothing moves until written terms are agreed.
One call is usually enough to know.
Describe the cable, the footage and the city. If it is a fit, the next step is a review.
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