FLORIDA SHREDDING

MicroShred

Secure Mobile On-Site / Off-Site Document Shredding

SOUTH FLORIDA SHREDDING DIRECTIONS

MicroShred, South Florida, provides both mobile and plant-based destruction of confidential documents. Our mobile shredding units can come to you and shred all sensitive material at your location, under your supervision. Click here to read about our South Florida Shredding Services.

If you are interested in plant-based destruction, you can get directions to Florida’s Document Shredder MicroShred Inc. from the following places :

All directions are from South Florida going to:
MicroShred Inc.
19593 NE 10th Ave.
Miami, FL 33179-3577, US

We also provide Shredding Services to the following areas:

• Atlantis
• Boca Raton
• Boynton Beach
• Briny Breezes
• Broward County
• Cloud Lake
• Deerfield Beach
• Delray Beach
• Fort Lauderdale
• Glen Ridge
• Golf
• Greenacres
• Gulf Stream
• Haverhill
• Highland Beach
• Hypoluxo
• Juno Beach
• Jupiter
• Jupiter Inlet Colony
• Lake Clarke Shores
• Lake Park
• Lake Worth
• Lantana
• Loxahatchee
• Manalapan
• Miami-Dade County
• Miami
• Palm Beach
• Palm Beach Gardens
• Pompano Beach
• West Palm Beach

Why Use MicroShred’s Shredding Service Instead Of Using My Own Shredder?

There are a number of factors that must be considered before deciding to shred documents in-house or using a shredding company. These include :

• The investment that you will need to make in shredding equipment
• The sensitivity of the information (employees should not have access to certain information)
• The value of those who will spend time shredding

There are many benefits to hiring MicroShred to handle your shredding needs. These include enhanced security, consistent and reliable shredding practices and verified compliance with information protection regulations. In addition, our service will cost you 3 to 5 times less than shredding in-house when you take into consideration the cost of the equipment, labor cost, office space, maintenance, power cost and disposal cost. Plus your employees can focus on their real job, not shredding.

Internal Personnel Should Not Be Responsible For Destroying Certain Information!

Common sense dictates that payroll information and materials that involve labor relations or legal affairs should not be entrusted to lower level employees for destruction. It has been established, time and again, that low wage employees often have the economic incentive to capitalize on their access to it. The only acceptable alternatives are to have the materials destroyed under the supervision of upper management or by a carefully selected, high security service, such as MicroShred.