Powell
Park County · Powell is an agricultural town in the middle of the Bighorn Basin's irrigation system, with food processing, a college and the farms that tie them together.
Lovell, Wyoming
Lovell sits between the Bighorn Canyon country and the irrigated farm ground of Big Horn County, with bentonite processing and agriculture providing most of the electrical load.
01Local picture
Bentonite processing and irrigation share a need for heavy motors and reliable service, so surplus here is mostly aluminum service cable, motor feeder cable, pump cable and control wiring. Because operations are spread out, material is often stored at multiple sites.
The practical advice for Lovell is to consolidate before asking for a quote: gather the reels in one place, photograph them together, then photograph each readable tag. That turns a scattered pile into a quotable lot.
02Who we buy from
| County | Big Horn County |
|---|---|
| Region | The Bighorn Basin |
| Wire located | City, ZIP and county |
| Pickup | Arranged after a quote is agreed |
| Quote cost | No charge |
We buy wire located in Lovell and across Big Horn County, from shops and yards to plant warehouses and job sites.
03Logistics
Consolidating a scattered lot is worth doing before pickup. If you cannot move the material, tell us where each pile sits and we will plan a route.
Most lots in Lovell are quoted and collected within a couple of weeks of a clear description and usable photos. If you are working against a deadline — a lease ending, a plant turnaround, a demolition schedule — say so in the form and we will tell you what is realistic.
04Request a quote
Send the city, the wire type and photos of the tags. If the lot is at a plant, include the site access requirements.
05Nearby
Pickups are often combined across these towns to keep travel sensible.
Park County · Powell is an agricultural town in the middle of the Bighorn Basin's irrigation system, with food processing, a college and the farms that tie them together.
Park County · Cody combines tourism, agriculture and a compact commercial base at the edge of the Bighorn Basin, with a steady flow of renovation work on hotels, schools and downtown buildings.
All communities in this region, and what drives surplus there.
Photos and a location are enough to start. We will confirm what we can identify and what we still need.