Once my documents are shredded, what happens to them?
Our equipment and machinery bale the paper into large bundles of one ton, which then get sent to paper mills for recycling. This process ensures that your documents or gone forever. It also has a positive effect on the environment and helps the worldwide conservation effort.
Are Document Destruction Contractors required to be licensed and insured?
Although there is no law requiring contractors to be licensed and insured, a reputable company makes certain to be both. On Guard is licensed, bonded and insured to offer you the highest quality of service.
What is the NAID?
The NAID (National Association for Information Destruction) is a non-profit organization that ensures responsible document destruction of your confidential information. They use a combination of scheduled and impromptu audits to confirm that Destruction Contractors consistently meet the standards set forth for them. On Guard Shredding is a member of the NAID and abides by its standards. To read more about NAID click here
Is hiring a professional Destruction Contractor costly?
If you properly tally the cost involved in hiring an outside paper shredding contractor as opposed to in-house shredding company, you will realize that hiring a professional paper shredding contractor is the most cost-effective and prudent method to destroy confidential information for your company.
By contracting On Guard Shredding, you benefit from our efficient, confidential and secure removal and document destruction of your information-sensitive material. You are also assured of being in full compliance of all codes and regulations as evidenced by our Certificate of Document Destruction, which you will receive after the destruction of your documents. In-house shredding involves the expense of quality shredders, employee down time and frequent paper jams. Overall, hiring On Guard is the more prudent, beneficial and cost-effective choice for you.
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