Charlotte construction runs on commercial and multifamily work, and both leave reels behind. A tenant fit-out in Uptown ends with partial reels of 12/2 MC and #10 THHN. A mid-rise in South End changes panel schedules twice before closeout, which strands feeder wire in four sizes.
Add the hospitals, the data center footprint around the metro, and the older industrial buildings being converted along the Blue Line, and Mecklenburg ends up with a lot of buyable wire sitting in storage rooms.
Where the wire comes from in Charlotte
Commercial and multifamily fit-out
MC and AC cable, #12 and #10 THHN, and the partial reels that come from a revised lighting or receptacle layout. Tenant work rarely finishes exactly on the estimate.
Data center and mission-critical work
Tray cable, VFD cable, control cable and large copper feeders. These projects buy heavy and buy specific, so the leftovers are usually identifiable and worth quoting.
Healthcare and institutional projects
Atrium Health and Novant Health campuses, plus UNC Charlotte and the county buildings around them, keep a steady supply of HCF MC, fire alarm cable and feeder reels in the market.

Wire types to send from Charlotte
- Building wireTHHN and XHHW in copper and aluminum, #14 through 500 MCM.
- MC and AC cable12/2 and 10/3 assemblies left from commercial fit-outs.
- SER, SEU and URDAluminum service and underground feeder from residential work.
- Medium voltage cable15kV and 25kV campus distribution reels.
Service area, not a branch
Charlotte is a coverage area. We arrange pickup at your site; there is no office or yard to drop material at without talking to us first.
Selling surplus wire in Charlotte
Send the wire type, gauge, approximate footage and where it is stored. Photos of the reel tag and the jacket legend shorten the process more than anything else you can put in the form.
If you are not sure what you have, call +1 (614) 715-3047 and read the print legend off the jacket. That is usually enough to identify it.
One reel or a full storage room
Both are normal. A single reel of large copper or medium voltage is worth a look on its own; small partials are worth moving when they travel together.
What to include on the form
- Wire type and voltage class
- Copper or aluminum, and the gauge or MCM
- Approximate footage left, or full versus partial reel
- Reel, spool, coil or carton count
- Condition and whether the tag is still on the reel
- The Charlotte address or ZIP where it is stored
- Loading: dock, forklift, or ground level
Quote your surplus wire in Charlotte
Two minutes on a phone. Fill in what you know — the wire type, the footage and the location do most of the work, and photos of the tag settle the rest.
- Phone, email or form — your choice
- Pickup arranged at your site in Charlotte
- Wire and cable only
Call +1 (614) 715-3047 or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com.
Wire quote request
Tell us what you have and where it is. Photos of the reel tag and jacket legend help us respond faster.