Scheduled Shred Services

youtube-video-thumbnail

With scheduled service, you fill the bin or console and we pick up the paper for shredding on a regular schedule. To meet your needs, we offer both plant-based and mobile shredding options. 

Why scheduled service?

Every business discards information on a regular basis. The challenge is to ensure that information is protected from unauthorized access. This includes phone messages, daily transaction reports, customer lists, employee records and more. If files contain personal information, it can bring harm to everyone involved, including employees, shareholders, customers and the business as a whole.

This can be a big problem, but there is an easy solution. Our scheduled shredding service is secure, convenient and affordable. We are committed to the highest standards of security and confidentiality. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider scheduled service.

Thumbs Up Icon

1. Convenience

With scheduled service, we make document security as easy as dropping paper into a bin. No need to make extra phone calls, we will be there when you need us.

Umbrella Icon

2. Protection

Instead of asking employees to judge what may or may not be important enough to shred, you can drop all documents and files into your secure DSS container. Securely disposing of all paper waste means nothing can accidentally fall into the wrong hands. Plus, all the paper you send to DSS will be recycled.

Two Check Marks Icon

3. Custom Plans

Whether you need service multiple times a week or every two months, we can develop a plan that meets your unique needs.

How It Works

Step 1

We drop off a collection container of your choice. Place it in a convenient location. See bin options.

DSS Collection Bin Icon

Step 2

You and fill it with paper: files, receipts, everything because it all gets recycled.

Confidential Folder Icon

Step 3

We service the full bins by either securing them for shredding at our plant or shredding them on-site in a shred truck.

Truck icon

Step 4

All materials are destroyed then baled and sent for recycling into low-grade paper goods.

Recycle Icon

Request a Quote