Telecom companies are replacing copper with fiber at record pace. CopperPull removes, transports, and recycles legacy copper plant so carriers can retire their networks on schedule.
Recoverable copper in US telecom networks
AT&T wire centers retiring June 2026
Tons of copper waiting for extraction
We survey the copper plant, map aerial and underground runs, and scope the removal project before a single wire gets touched.
Trained crews pull copper from poles, conduits, and underground pathways. Clean removal with minimal disruption to active fiber lines.
Recovered copper is consolidated, loaded, and transported to certified processing facilities. Full chain-of-custody documentation.
Copper is processed and recycled at market rates. Carriers receive detailed weight and value reports for every project.
The regulatory green light signals the beginning of the largest network retirement in telecom history.
New rules accelerate the copper-to-fiber transition, clearing the path for carriers to retire legacy infrastructure faster.
Ten percent of AT&T's footprint starts going dark. Carriers need partners who can move fast and handle volume.
AT&T aims to decommission most of its copper network by end of decade. The work pipeline extends for years.
CopperPull turns carrier liabilities into recovered value. Southeast-based, built for speed, ready for the wave.