What is off-site paper shredding? Off-site paper shredding involves securely collecting documents from your location and transporting them to our designated facility for shredding using industrial-grade equipment.

Do I need to remove staples, paper clips, or bindings from my documents before shredding? Generally, you don’t need to remove staples, paper clips, or bindings. Our partners’ industrial-grade shredders can handle shredding documents with these materials intact.

What are the benefits of choosing off-site paper shredding for my business? Off-site paper shredding offers businesses a secure and cost-effective solution for managing their document disposal needs. By outsourcing shredding services to professionals, you can focus on your core business activities while ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of your sensitive information.

What is a certificate of destruction? A certificate of destruction is a formal document issued by a shredding or destruction company to certify that specific materials, such as documents, electronic media, or other items, have been securely and irreversibly destroyed. This certificate serves as proof that the materials entrusted to the shredding company have undergone proper destruction in compliance with privacy regulations and industry standards. It typically includes details such as the date and location of destruction, a description of the items destroyed, and may also include a unique identification number for traceability purposes. A certificate of destruction provides assurance to individuals and businesses that their sensitive information has been securely disposed of, helping to mitigate the risk of data breaches and demonstrating compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.