
Industry buyers
Wire Buyers for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Surplus wire and cable purchased from hospitals across Ohio. Photographs first, written offer second, pickup when you accept.
Questions
Hospitals wire questions
Can you work in an occupied hospital?
Yes, with coordination through your facilities department, including badging, safety orientation, and delivery scheduling.
Do you buy cable from imaging equipment installations?
Yes. Those projects often leave large conductors and grounding cable that are expensive to buy new.
Is patient safety affected by the pickup?
No. We only remove material you have identified as surplus. We do not touch installed systems.
Do you buy small quantities?
Yes, though a full pallet is more efficient. Single reels are handled case by case.
The process
How selling your surplus wire works
Four steps, no obligation, and a written offer before anything moves.
Send photographs and details
Reel tags, jacket print, a wide shot of the rack, and your best estimate of footage. A packing list helps if you have one.
Receive a written offer
We separate resalable cable from recovery material so you can see how the number was built.
Approve the terms
No obligation until you accept. If the offer does not work, you keep the material and we part on good terms.
Schedule pickup and payment
We coordinate loading and freight, and payment is made according to the agreed terms before material leaves.
Request a quote
Tell us what you have. Photographs of the reel tags and jacket print let us quote accurately the first time.
What happens next
- We review the wire type, condition, and footage.
- You receive a written offer that separates resalable cable from recovery value.
- If you accept, we schedule pickup and payment.
Prefer to call?
Talk to a buyer directly at (614) 715-3047, or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. If you have a packing list or inventory spreadsheet, mention it and we will ask for it.
What we do not buy
This site is limited to electrical wire and cable. We do not buy transformers, switchgear, breakers, panels, or general scrap equipment.