Secure Document Shredding in Denver, CO

On site shredding allows our customers to observe their documents being shredded firsthand. Our mobile shred trucks have particle control which shreds in particle sizes, meeting the requirements of HIPAA. We can accommodate any job. We can accommodate any job. Anything from one box to several hundred, from residential properties to hospitals or one-time clean outs or regularly scheduled pick-ups, let Curbside take care of your shredding needs.

Curbside Truck — Document Shredding in Denver, CO

Upon the arrival of materials for destruction, the containers are weighed and/or counted for record keeping. Once recorded, they are then staged to begin the shredding process. The material is fed directly into the shredder processing about 3,000 pounds per hour then baled. Once materials are baled they are shipped directly to a paper company where the material is turned into pulp to make other recycled products. A certificate of destruction is issued with the certified weight that verifies that the materials were destroyed in compliance with the 1974 Federal Privacy Act.

All materials are treated with the utmost confidentiality and security, whether it is on site or off-site. Our programs are structured to meet the needs of our customers with a team that cares not just about great customer service, but also your company's security. In essence, we are an extension of your corporate security department!

All contracts for service are subject to our individual customer's preference; Curbside does not require contracts for ongoing business relationships. We offer locking containers with wheels and cabinet consoles for you to use at no cost.

Your containers remain in our secured truck until it arrives at our secure shredding facility. The facility is completely enclosed with locking access doors, and is perimeter monitored by ADT Securities and video monitored with Global Network.

Upon the arrival of materials for destruction, the containers are weighed and/or counted for record keeping. Once recorded, they are then staged to begin the shredding process. The material is fed directly into the shredder processing about 3,000 pounds per hour, baled. Once materials are baled, they are shipped directly to a paper company where the material is turned into pulp to make other recycled products. A certificate of destruction is issued with the certified weight that verifies that the materials were destroyed in compliance with the 1974 Federal Privacy Act.