
Pulled With Every Pump
Changeouts bring the cable up with the pump: 100 to 400 feet a trip, trip after trip.
Every well pump changeout pulls hundreds of feet of water-rated cable out of the ground, and the old cable comes up with the pump. Well drillers do this weekly. That cable is copper under a waterproof jacket, and it adds up into one of the steadiest scrap streams in the business.
Submersible means designed to work underwater. This is the flat or twisted cable feeding the pump motor hundreds of feet down the well, built with a waterproof jacket that survives constant submersion. Every pump replacement pulls the old cable up with it: 100 to 400 feet a trip. It is copper all the way through, and a busy well driller accumulates coils of it without trying.

Changeouts bring the cable up with the pump: 100 to 400 feet a trip, trip after trip.
A busy well driller fills coils monthly without trying. It is the steadiest stream in the trade.
Sump pump and sewage ejector cable from plumbers and pump shops rides the same stream.
One changeout coil or a season of them: all welcome.
Pump trades produce this cable on schedule, not by accident.
On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Pump-cable quotes are fast with a photo and a quantity.
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Photos of the coils, how much you have, and your location. One coil or a season of them: every lot starts the same way.
A real number based on copper content and current market levels. Compare it with confidence.
Small lots ship with simple instructions. On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Your cable is weighed in the open and priced by grade. Then quick payment by check, wire, or cash.
Every quote and payment runs through one person who answers the phone: Sonny Johns at 312-880-8174. No portals, no ticket queues, no waiting on a committee.
Yes. Cable and pump together are completely normal: the pump is a motor with copper windings, and both get graded with the lot.
They are fine. Splices, tape, and splice kits are part of every pulled cable. Send it as it came up.
Yes. There are no minimums and every coil counts. One coil still gets a fast quote.
As insulated copper wire. The waterproof jacket is tougher than ordinary insulation, but the copper inside is what pays, and the quote reflects that.
Yes. Pump shops and drillers with steady changeouts can set up a collection rhythm: accumulate, call, and the cable moves on your schedule.
No. Send it as it came out of the well. Mud and water do not change the deal.
Send photos of the coils, a quantity, and your location. You will get a fast quote and a clear breakdown before you commit to anything.
Call 312-880-8174 or email [email protected].