Question 1

What electrical equipment do you buy?

Accepted Answer

Circuit breakers, transformers, switchgear and switchboards, panelboards and load centers, bus plugs and bus duct, motor control (MCCs, starters, drives), and safety switches/disconnects — from all major manufacturers.

Question 2

Do you buy used and obsolete equipment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We buy new-surplus, used, reconditioned, and obsolete equipment. Obsolete and discontinued units are often the most valuable because they are difficult to source.

Question 3

What brands do you purchase?

Accepted Answer

Square D, Eaton (Cutler-Hammer), Siemens, GE, ABB, Westinghouse, Federal Pacific, and Schneider Electric, among others. If your brand is not listed, we likely still buy it.

Question 4

Is there a minimum quantity?

Accepted Answer

No. We buy a single hard-to-find breaker just as readily as full pallets or complete plant tear-outs.

Question 5

How do I get an offer?

Accepted Answer

Call, text, or email us your brand, model numbers, quantities, condition, and a few photos. We respond the same business day with a competitive, no-obligation cash offer.

Question 6

Who pays for pickup and freight?

Accepted Answer

We do. Once you accept our offer, we arrange and pay for all packaging, rigging, and freight from your facility — anywhere in the country.

Question 7

How and when do I get paid?

Accepted Answer

After you accept and we verify the equipment, we issue prompt payment by cash, wire transfer, or ACH — your choice. No broker fees are deducted.

Question 8

Do you buy non-working equipment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Non-working units still have value for parts, reconditioning, and reclamation.

Question 9

What areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve all 50 states. We are based in Southern California and arrange pickup nationwide.

Question 10

Are you a broker?

Accepted Answer

No. We are a direct buyer. That means no commissions, no listing delays, and no uncertainty — just a straight cash offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Selling Surplus Electrical Equipment

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