Coral Springs, Florida Secure Shredding Services

Coral Springs On-Site Scheduled Route Service –
Daily, weekly, monthly, and semimonthly (or, biweekly) scheduled paper and commercial shredding services are available in South Florida. With this program, several sizes of stylish and office friendly data shred bins are provided at no charge to easily  store, lock and secure all sensitive materials designated for shredding.

Coral Springs Off-Site Data Shredding Service –
While our core business is mobile / on-site document destruction, we will provide off-site shredding services at no extra charge when a client requests it.

Coral Springs Occasional Purge / Annual Shredding Service –
For those requiring annual, one-time or occasional data shredding services, we offer a specially priced purge program in the South Florida area.

Coral Springs Excess or Rejected Inventory –
We can protect your South Florida company from possible theft by destroying inventory that is overstocked, damaged or outdated. Products such as uniforms, labels, CD’s, plastic ID cards, etc can be easily destroyed.

Coral Springs Financial Data Destruction –
MicroShred can handle all your financial record shredding needs in the South Florida area.  Utilizing truck-mounted powerful industrial shredders, we provide a secure, convenient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly method to dispose of highly confidential documents and other materials. Our mobile shredding units come to your South Florida location and shred all sensitive material at your location, under your supervision.

Coral Springs Medical Record Shredder –
Did you know that medical records are one of the primary targets for  identity thieves? Thieves can steal your identity to get health services or insurance under your name. And just like your credit  history, it’s important to keep track of your medical records, shredding any copies of them the second you’re done.

Coral Springs Legal Document Shredding –
It’s a well-established fact that attorneys who deal with their  clients’ financial activities fall under the mandated provisions of the  Financial Modernization Act of 1999 – better known as the Gramm-Leach  Bliley Act, or GLB. If your practice menu includes real estate closings, financial planning, or estate planning – or if you represent a client in any other financial area – you fall under GLB guidelines.