Frequently asked questions.
Everything people usually want to know before their first shred. Don’t see your question? Just ask us.
It means we shred your documents wherever you are — your driveway, your parking lot, your loading dock. Nothing leaves in one piece. You can watch the whole thing from start to finish and know it’s done before we pull away.
No. Our equipment handles staples, paper clips, rubber bands, and file folders without any prep on your end. Just hand us the boxes.
Yes. Every job ends with a Certificate of Destruction — your written record that the material was destroyed. If you have HIPAA, FACTA, GLBA, or FERPA records, this is the documentation auditors look for.
Anything with personal or sensitive information: tax records, bank and credit-card statements, medical records, pay stubs, and legal documents. A good rule of thumb is anything with a name next to an account number, a Social Security number, or a signature.
Yes. Wiping a drive isn’t the same as destroying it — the data can often still be recovered. We physically destroy hard drives, SSDs, backup tapes, and thumb drives so the information on them is actually gone.
It depends on how much you have and how often you need us, so we quote each job on its own. Tell us roughly what you’re working with and we’ll give you a straight answer fast. There are no surprise fees, and quotes are always free.
We’re based in Marshfield and serve homes and businesses across Wisconsin. If you’re somewhere in the state, reach out — chances are we can come to you.
We recycle all of it. Your information gets destroyed, and the paper goes on to be reused instead of sitting in a landfill.
Ready to get rid of it? Let’s set a time.
Quotes are free and there’s no pressure. Reach out and we’ll take it from there.