Data centres and telecom
The Metroplex is one of the largest data-centre markets in the country. Fit-outs and refreshes leave tray cable, MC, equipment cord, grounding conductor and quantities of cut-to-length cable that never return to a shelf.
Surplus electrical wire & cable buyers · Texas only

Dallas is a distribution and data-centre city. That means large volumes of building wire, tray cable and equipment cord move through warehouses here — and a predictable share of it ends up as surplus.
Tell us the wire or cable type, the conductor metal and size, the approximate footage or reel count, and where the material sits. A buyer reviews the lot and comes back with questions or an offer basis.
Typical Dallas material: Dallas lots skew toward building wire: THHN/THWN in 10 through 500 kcmil, XHHW feeders, MC and AC cable, SER for residential service, tray cable from data halls, and SOOW cord from equipment. Medium-voltage appears mainly on utility-side and site-distribution work.
Send the wire type, quantity and pickup city. Photos can follow by text.
Surplus, overstock, obsolete and scrap cable — reviewed on construction, condition and footage.
Our buying desk reviews electrical wire and cable held across Dallas County: distribution warehouses sitting on discontinued SKUs, electrical contractors with leftover project stock, data-centre fit-outs with cut tray cable, and manufacturers with obsolete machine wire. The material is evaluated on construction, footage and condition rather than on a single scrap price.
Because Dallas is a logistics hub, lots here are often palletised and documented — which helps. A warehouse that can supply an item list with manufacturer part numbers, reel counts and footage will get a more precise review than one that sends a photograph of a shrink-wrapped pallet and a guess.
Dallas lots skew toward building wire: THHN/THWN in 10 through 500 kcmil, XHHW feeders, MC and AC cable, SER for residential service, tray cable from data halls, and SOOW cord from equipment. Medium-voltage appears mainly on utility-side and site-distribution work.
Where the surplus actually comes from in this market.
The Metroplex is one of the largest data-centre markets in the country. Fit-outs and refreshes leave tray cable, MC, equipment cord, grounding conductor and quantities of cut-to-length cable that never return to a shelf.
Warehouses in Dallas, Irving and Mesquite hold obsolete SKUs, discontinued jacket colours and partial reels that no longer match a catalogue. Obsolete is not the same as worthless when the construction is still serviceable.
High-rise, healthcare and industrial construction leaves THHN, XHHW, MC and feeder cable behind. Machine shops and assembly plants add control, VFD and portable cord to the mix.

Freight is planned around the site, not the other way round.
Inside the I-635 loop, loading is the constraint. Dock height, freight-elevator capacity, after-hours windows and tight turning space all affect how a lot can leave. Outside the loop — Irving, Garland, Mesquite, Grand Prairie — trailer access is easier and reels can usually be staged for a flatbed.
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Specific to this market and these cable families.
Include the pickup city, storage type and access notes. If you have photographs of reel tags or jacket print, text them to 954-740-1983 and reference the company name you use in the form.
Tell us what is in Dallas and how it is stored.