District file · Denton County
Sell surplus cable in Lewisville.
A north-metro city with three cable sources: I-35E industrial, medical and lab fit-outs, and the older commercial buildings around Old Town.
Lewisville has a split personality that shows up in its cable. The industrial side along I-35E produces feeders, control and machine drops from buildings that have been reworked several times. The medical and lab side produces cleaner material from fit-outs that were specified recently.
Old Town adds a third layer: small commercial buildings where service cable and panel feeders come out during a renovation, usually in lengths nobody recorded.
Buy quote request
Tell us what you have
Type, conductor, voltage class and how much is on hand. Photos can follow by text or email. A buyer reviews the lot before anyone talks about money.
Prefer to talk it through? 954-740-1983 · saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com
01 I-35E
Industrial along the interstate
The industrial stock here spans several decades, which means a single building can hold 1970s panel feeders next to a 2010s machine installation. Cable from the older work is often aluminium, and aluminium is reviewed on termination condition as much as length.
Machine moves are the most common trigger. Every relocation leaves a feeder cut to length, a run of control cable and a coil of portable cord that nobody wants to store.
02 Fit-out
Medical and lab fit-outs
Clinical and laboratory spaces use cleaner, better-documented cable: MC, THHN, isolated grounding conductor and data cable, usually left as partial reels after a trim-out.
These lots are small but easy to review. The grounding conductor is worth separating, because bare and green insulated copper are valued on their own terms.
- MC and AC whips from ceiling grids.
- THHN and XHHW partial reels in several gauges.
- Green insulated and bare grounding conductor.
- Cat6 boxes and partial reels from data rough-in.
03 Older stock
Old Town service work
Small commercial buildings around Old Town are frequently rewired in stages. Service entrance cable, meter loops and panel feeders come out in short lengths, and access is often a service drive rather than a dock.
That is workable but it has to be described accurately. A buyer needs to know if the cable is in a back alley, a basement or a second-floor electrical room before agreeing to a collection.
Alley and service-drive pickups are planned with a smaller vehicle. Say so early rather than on the morning of the collection.
FAQ Seller questions
What sellers ask before they send a list
Answers describe how the buying desk works. They are not an offer, a rate or a promise of purchase.
Do you buy aluminium feeder from older Lewisville plants?
Yes. Aluminium feeder is reviewed on conductor condition, termination ends and footage. Corroded or crushed lugs reduce a lot, but the cable is still assessed as cable first.
Are small fit-out leftovers worth sending?
Yes. Partial reels and grounding conductor from a fit-out are easy to review and can be combined with other lots in the same district.
Can you collect from an alley?
Often. A smaller vehicle and a hand-carry to the nearest loading point are usual for Old Town service work, provided the access is described in advance.
What about data cable from a lab fit-out?
Cat6 boxes and partial reels are bought. Plenum and riser jackets are identified from the print, and pulled cable is separated from new boxes.
Buy quote request
Tell us what you have
Type, conductor, voltage class and how much is on hand. Photos can follow by text or email. A buyer reviews the lot before anyone talks about money.
Prefer to talk it through? 954-740-1983 · saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com