Document Destruction Services
Document Destruction Services: Secure, Easy, Convenient
The document management process is complete when your records have passed their retention period and have been properly destroyed. Destruction requirements are set by federal and state laws to protect personally identifiable information and confidential data. Document destruction services are a secure option to shred all unwanted papers following a scanning service, or for documents that are in storage past their retention date.
Selecting a destruction service will depend on your company’s individual needs. We have service options to dispose of a variety of materials, different volumes, one-time or recurring services, and witnessed shredding. Secure destruction will maintain your company’s good reputation and trust with your customers.
No matter what destruction services you require, Record Nations is sure to safely and effectively dispose of your materials. Our secure and affordable services are HIPAA and FACTA-compliant, verifiable, and convenient.
Record Nations Document Destruction Services
Mobile Document Destruction Services
Your service provider will come to your location and destroy your documents while you watch. You will also receive a certificate of destruction for your records.
Off-Site Document Destruction Services
Your service provider will pick your documents up and destroy them at a secure shredding facility. You will also receive a certificate of destruction with this service.
Hard Drive Destruction Services
Securely destroy your digital documents with hard drive destruction. You can destroy them onsite or offsite and you will receive a certificate of destruction.
Electronics Destruction Services
Securely destroy your other digital files from your cell phones, computers, laptops, tablets, CDs, DVDs, and more through electronics destruction services.
Why Choose Record Nations
Fast Turnaround
Get matched to a partner in 3-5 minutes. They will work with you to get a quote based on your specifications.
Nationwide Coverage
We have partners all over the United States and Canada.
Partnered with the Best
We are partnered with hundreds of partners nationwide providing you with the best, secure options in your area.
How Much Does Document Destruction Cost?
The cost of document destruction will vary, but most mobile and off-site shredding providers charge $130-$150 for a project up to 120 lbs. Hard drive destruction services cost between $7-$20 per hard drive, but the more hard drives you have, the lower the price per drive will go down. Electronics destruction services cost will depend on the type of device(s) you have.
The quote on a destruction service is determined by several things:
- Project Size
- Type of Material
- Location
- Service Type
Paper Shredding with Record Nations
The Document Destruction Process
1. Contact Record Nations at (866) 385-3706 or fill out the form to be matched with a service provider that fits the needs of your shredding project. Select the one that works best for you and schedule your service. You will select the type of service you need, mobile, offsite, recurring, or one-time.
2. The service provider will to your location to shred onsite or transport them to a secure, offsite facility (depending on your selected service).
3. You will receive a certificate of destruction when the process is complete. This certificate ensures the thorough and secure disposal of your sensitive documents and records.
Benefits of a Document Destruction Service through Record Nations
Security & Compliance
Reliable destruction services use advanced methods to ensure confidential data is permanently rendered unreadable. By following industry standards and legal requirements, including HIPAA, FACTA, and GLBA, these services provide a clear record of the destruction process, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Increase Storage Space
By regularly purging obsolete or unnecessary documents through secure shredding, organizations can reclaim valuable office real estate that would otherwise be occupied by outdated files. This newfound space not only contributes to a more organized and efficient work environment but also reduces the need for additional storage solutions.
Increase Security
Shredding your papers, hard drives, and electronics is the only way to know your data is completely gone. For additional security and compliance, you will receive a certificate of destruction for your records when the process is complete. It provides proof of the complete destruction of your materials.
Convenience
Our service providers come to your location to either destroy your materials onsite or transport them to a secure off-site facility. You won’t have to haul your boxes of documents, hard drives, or electronics anywhere for their disposal.
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Document Destruction FAQs
How does document destruction work?
1. Contact Record Nations at (866) 385-3706 or fill out the form to be matched with a service provider that fits the needs of your shredding project. Select the one that works best for you and schedule your service. You will select the type of service you need, mobile, offsite, recurring, or one-time.
2. The service provider will to your location to shred onsite or transport them to a secure, offsite facility (depending on your selected service).
3. You will receive a certificate of destruction when the process is complete. This certificate ensures the thorough and secure disposal of your sensitive documents and records.
What if I need ongoing services?
If you need recurring destruction services, let us know when you contact us to get a quote. Your service provider will provide you with locking shred bins to keep your papers in while you await your recurring shred date. You can set recurring services to happen weekly, monthly, or annually depending on your needs.
Are the paper shreds recycled?
Yes, once the shred truck is full, the paper shreds are taken to a recycling facility. The shreds are broken down and used for other future paper products, leaving your information gone without a trace.
Can the shred trucks handle hard drives and electronics as well?
Shred trucks are equipped to handle hard drives. Confirm with your service provider if you have hard drives or electronics you wish to destroy to see what they can handle. If you have a larger electronics destruction project, you will need to schedule an electronics destruction service.
What happens to the shredded paper after the process?
After shredding, the paper is typically recycled, ensuring an environmentally friendly approach to disposal.
Are your services compliant with privacy regulations?
Yes – shredding services are designed to meet or exceed industry standards and are compliant with privacy regulations such as HIPAA and FACTA
Can I get a certificate of destruction for my records?
Yes, our partners provide a certificate of destruction after each shredding service as proof that your documents were properly destroyed.
Are your shredding services available in my area?
We work with a network of partners around the US and Canada, so our services are available in almost all locations. Please contact us to check availability in your area.
Can you handle large volumes of shredding for businesses?
Yes, we can accommodate both small and large-scale shredding projects, making us an ideal choice for businesses of all sizes.
What is mobile shredding?
Mobile shredding, also known as on-site shredding or shredding truck service, is a document destruction service where a specially equipped shredding truck goes to your location to shred documents and other sensitive materials on-site.
What is off-site shredding?
Off-site shredding is a secure document destruction service where documents and other sensitive materials are collected from your location and transported to a shredding facility for destruction.
What is purge shredding?
Purge shredding, also known as one-time shredding or bulk shredding, is a service offered by shredding companies to securely dispose of large volumes of documents or other sensitive materials in a single event or purge.
How much does document destruction cost?
The cost of your document destruction service will depend on your location, service type, volume, and more. When you contact us with the details of your project, our service providers will give you more accurate price quotes.
Can I just rent or buy a shredder?
You can, but depending on your needs, it can be costly, time-consuming, and not nearly as secure.
Industries We Serve
Documents to Consider Shredding
Here are some of the most common types of documents to shred, but review your specific state's retention guidelines first:
- General
- Account Records
- Audits
- Bank Statements
- Contracts
- Credit Card Information
- Financial Statements
- Customer Documents
- Healthcare
- Patient Records
- Employee Records
- Medical Histories
- Prescription Information
- Lab Reports
- Health Insurance Details
- Legal
- Legal Correspondence
- Court Documents
- Contracts
- Case Files
- Legal Opinions
- Finance
- Bank Statements
- Credit Card Statements
- Loan Documents
- Tax Documents
- Account Information
- Financial Reports
- Real Estate
- Property Deeds
- Lease Agreements
- Tenant Information
- Mortgage Documents
- Education
- Student Records
- Transcripts
- Admission Documents
- Medication Records
- Employee Records
- Government
- Classified Documents
- Sensitive Government Records
- Personnel Files
- Security Clearance Information
- Budget Documents
- Nonprofit
- Donor Information
- Employee and Volunteer Records
- Board and Meeting Minutes
- Grant Applications
- Program Documentation
- Construction
- Employee and Contractor Records
- Project Documents
- Client and Vender Information
- Safety and Incident Reports
- Equipment and Inventory Records
- Submittals and RFIs
- Hospitality
- Guest Information
- Employee Records
- Reservation and Booking Records
- Vender and Supplier Information
- Event Plans
- Manufacturing
- Product Designs and Blueprints
- Quality Control Reports
- Supplier Agreements
- Manufacturing Processes Documentation
- Technology
- Intellectual Property Documents
- Software Code Documentation
- Project Plans
- Patent Documents
- Retail
- Customer Receipts
- Credit Card Information
- Inventory Lists
- Supplier Contracts
- Price Lists