Helping Pittsburgh businesses keep information secure. Our uniformed and security checked staff are always professional throughout the entire secure document disposal process, and following completion of the mobile shredding, will issue a Certificate of Destruction for your records, and peace of mind.Ĭontact us for more information, and rest easier about your personal documentation. Secure paper shredding services & document and hard drive destruction services. After the bin has been emptied, and the documentation is completely destroyed, the end result is dispatched to the paper mill for reprocessing and recycling, and you haven’t had to even leave the office.Īnd remember, you don’t need to waste any time removing items from boxes and plastic wallets, taking off paper clips and staples – because we handle it all for you! When you use our ShredEasy Onsite Shredding service, you are also helping the environment.
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Our original 240 litre bins fit approximately 6 archive boxes, and our NEW 120 litre shredding bins can fit around 3 archive boxes. And now, with this more convenient size, small businesses will find it even easier to manage. ShredEasy makes secure document shredding easy by bringing our mobile shredding service to your office. Already shredded paper accepted do not place shredded paper in blue recycling carts as it is too unwieldy for regular sorting. Companies or sole traders can risk hefty fines and criminal prosecution should they ignore their legal obligation to get undertake document shredding and secure document disposal. It takes up less area and is less imposing, but is more convenient for office nooks and home offices.Īll of us, either in business or at home generate paper or other materials which will need to be destroyed for storage and security reasons.
The problem is though you don’t have enough room for a standard Shredding Bin, but you need to have your documents or data securely destroyed? Do you generate paper or data in your business regularly, taking up valuable space?
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