Shredding Solutions

Membership in the National Association for Information Destruction is your assurance of superior service. The goal of NAID is to promote the industry and establish standards and ethics for its participating membership.

Proper document disposal is a hallmark of good business. Knowing the laws that are implemented to protect you, your employees and patrons of your business keep the threat of identity theft at bay and reduce the consequence of possible legal action.

Onsite document disposal can extend to much more than just paper. It's important to also destroy such items as checks, computer backups, x-rays, product samples, prototypes, and CD-ROMs.

Many business espionage professionals consider a company's trash to be its single most available source of competitive and private information. Any documents in a dumpster are readily (and legally) available to anyone willing to dig for them.

Under the federal Disposal Rule, you are allowed your choice of disposal method based on the security level of the information. Document shredding reliably destroys the information without creating any unwanted environmental byproduct (such as smoke when burning files).