Document Destruction
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We realize you may seek more information, so we’ve compiled some frequently asked questions and answers below. If you have a question about our document destruction services that we haven’t answered here, please reach out to us at [email protected].
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What do I have to do to prepare documents for destruction?
For our monthly bin service, nothing more than deposit paper documents into the secure bin(s) located in your office. There is no need to remove paper clips, fasteners, rubber bands, staples or other binders. For our purge service, place the paper in smaller boxes such as a banker’s boxes and set them where you want them picked up. No need to tape the boxes or remove fasteners.
How do I know that my documents and sensitive information have been completely destroyed?
Because we are NAID AAA certified, you can count on us to thoroughly and securely destroy your data and documents. We provide a Certificate of Destruction detailing the documents and how they were destroyed. With our on-site mobile shredding, your confidential records are destroyed before we leave your location. You are welcome to observe the entire destruction process.
What if I need one-time service for an office cleanout? Will you provide a bin?
Yes. We can supply your office with a secure bin to collect paper during your office clean-out project and remove boxed materials.
What is your service area?
We are a Wyoming company servicing businesses in and around Cody, Powell, Lovell, Greybull, Basin, Worland, Thermopolis and Meeteetse.
What materials can I deposit into bins?
We accept all types of office paper, sticky notes, index cards, carbon/NCR forms and x-rays.
What does it cost to use information destruction services?
Our fee schedule is designed to save you money and time. We bill monthly with our flat rate for regular monthly bin service. Please contact us for a quote.
What types of electronic data do you destroy?
Backup tapes, magnetic tapes, VHS tapes, credit cards, debit cards, floppy disks, hard drives, CD’s, DVDs, Blu-Rays, x-rays, and film negatives.
We are planning a purge. Can we reuse our boxes?
Absolutely.
