ON SITE SHREDDING
Shred Care can provide on site shredding and off site shredding for the destruction of your confidential waste throughout the UK. Click below for more information.
Shred Care is a confidential waste management company providing on site and off site paper shredding, confidential shredding and document destruction throughout the UK. With identity theft and business espionage being Britain's fastest-growing white-collar crime we provide a reliable and secure paper shredding service.
Using a confidential waste management company is the safest and most secure method for paper shredding. Your confidential waste is destroyed using cross cut shredders and on completion a Certificate of Destruction is issued. As an environmentally responsible company the shredded paper is sent for recycling.
Our experienced personnel can advise on the most suitable shredding services based on your business activities and ensure you comply with current legislation – this is supported by our professional customer services team. Rest assured you will be given honest and unbiased advice.
By continually monitoring our performance and the products we supply, we are dedicated to delivering the highest levels of service to our customers. Contact us today to discuss your paper shredding requirements.
Need an immediate one off collection? Shred Care provide a fast and competitive service.
Shred Care recognise the importance of good environmental practice and are dedicated to being environmentally responsible. The paper we shred for all of our customers is sent for recycling.
We provide secure document destruction for a wide range of industries including local authorities, accountants, solicitors, managing agents, facilities managers, call centres, hospitals, doctors, offices, financial advisors, etc… On behalf of our customers we shred personnel files, payroll records, financial records, medical records, legal documents, invoices, customer lists, price lists, quotations, etc… Let Shred Care help manage your confidential waste and ensure you comply with the Data Protection Act (1998).
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