FAQ's

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What should be destroyed?
With new legislation becoming ever stricter and identity theft on the rise it is wise to destroy just about everything that is generated and not on a retention schedule. Here's a partial list of items that should be shredded:
  • Bank Records
  • Medical Records
  • Insurance Documents
  • Real Estate Documents
  • Legal Forms
  • Payroll Information
  • Lottery tickets
  • Maps and Blueprints
  • Marketing Plans
  • Personnel files
  • Cancelled Checks
  • Appraisals
  • Applications
  • Client Lists
  • Customer lists
  • Educational Reports
  • Training information
  • Bids and Quotes

What should we know about selecting a shredding service?
The most important aspect of any service is to verify that they actually do the destruction. One of the best ways to verify this is to contract a company that is a member of the National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) and is AAA certified. There are many companies who just collect the materials, and may or may not properly shred the materials, then give them to a recycling or do a variety of other things to cut their costs, which ultimately lower the security of their service.

For one-time purge jobs can we keep the banker boxes?
Yes, we can purge small or large jobs on-site leaving you with peace of mind.

What do you charge for service?
Our pricing is determined by pick-up location, volume of material for destruction, and frequency of service.

What other type of material do you destroy in addition to paper?
For some of our client’s we destroy C.D.s, videos, tapes, and microfiche.

Should we remove paper clips, fasteners, staples, or binders?
NO. Our shredders are equipped to destroy the above-mentioned items with no difficulties making for fast service.

Can you send someone out to our facility to make recommendations on getting started with a destruction program?
We would be more than happy to send a representative to your facility and make suggestions on frequency and the best location for containers.

Why don't you charge by the minute, like other shredding companies?

Think about it. When you pay by the minuted, your're actually giving the shredding company incentive to move slowly. Our high -tech equipment can shred up to 3,000 - 5,000 pounds per hour faster than our "pay -by-the-minute competitors.  That means we can service a lot more customers per hour than the others and pass the savings on to you