Frequently Asked Questions:

How does it work?

Simply bring your sensitive materials to any one of our easy access drop-off locations, and a team member will bring a mobile locking tote to your vehicle. Once you place your materials in the bin, the bin is locked and then securely staged for shredding. A Certificate of Destruction can be made available for your records once the material has been shredded by a mobile shredding truck, typically within the week. Check our pricing – it’s competitive! We also accept hard drives and film separately.

How much do you charge?

The cost for our drop-off shredding service is $10 per file box, or $65 to fill a 64-gallon tote. If you don’t have your material already packed in boxes – no worry! Just bring your material to us and we can assist in estimating the volume and pricing.

If you have a sizeable amount of shredding, please let us know – we also offer bulk pricing for large orders. Call us if you have further questions on pricing and quantities.

When you do visit, here’s more information on what to expect!

Do I have to remove staples and paper clips?

State of the art equipment from our shredding partners handle staples and paper clips with ease.

Do you accept film, tape, or compact discs?

Yes, we can accept x-ray film, camera negatives and microfiche, plus we accept, compact discs, floppy disks and video tapes. Please make certain these items are separated from the rest of your media. The charge for film, CD and tape shredding is $20 per file box, or $120 to fill a 64-gallon tote.

What if I need onsite Shredding Services or Document Management Services?

We recommend contacting our shredding partners directly:

LeMay Mobile Shredding
The LeMay family of companies, based in Tacoma, WA, were founded in 1942 by Harold E. LeMay. These family-owned businesses provide recycling and refuse service in the South Puget Sound, Washington. LeMay maintains the highest level of professionalism by hiring staff with rigorous standards that include background check, comprehensive training and complying with HIPAA guidelines. They provide secure solutions that meet HIPAA requirements and are a member of NAID, the international trade association for companies providing information destruction services.