What types of copper wire do you buy in Nevada?
We evaluate bare bright, #1 and #2 copper, THHN and other insulated building wire, Romex and contractor leftovers, heavy feeder and distribution cable, copper bus bar, and new or unused wire on reels. Send clear photos, jacket markings, gauge or conductor size when known, and the approximate weight or footage.
How does shipping copper from Nevada work?
Smaller lots ship by mail or parcel from anywhere in Nevada — Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson, Sparks, North Las Vegas, anywhere. Larger lots move by freight, and we can help coordinate the freight quote once we have photos, weight or pallet count, and whether loading equipment is available. Always get the offer before you ship.
Do you pick up copper in Nevada?
Pickup is coordinated for genuinely large opportunities from our Chicago-area base. It depends on material, volume, access, and location. Send the address or ZIP code with your photos and quantity, and we’ll confirm whether pickup, freight, or mail-in is the right move for your lot.
What information gets me the fastest price?
Photos showing cut ends and jacket printing, the gauge or conductor size, the grade (bare bright, #1, #2, insulated, Romex), and the weight or footage. Reel tags and manufacturer markings help on new or unused wire. The more complete your photos, the faster we can price from current market conditions.
Do you buy insulated wire, or only bare copper?
Both. Insulated wire — THHN, Romex, feeder cable with jackets — is a major part of what we review. Keep grades separated when practical: bare bright, #1, #2, and insulated in their own piles. Clean separation improves identification and gets you a cleaner price.
Have copper wire, cable, or bus bar to sell in Nevada? Send photos, quantity, jacket or reel details, and your city to [email protected] or call 312-880-8174 for today’s price.
