There is no limit to the number of bags that you can send to us for shredding. Our state-of-the-art shredders can handle it all.
Anything that is approximately 16kg – so a book box, banker’s box or bin liner for instance.
Approximately 16kg.
Each 16kg shredding sack costs £7.00 including VAT to shred.
Yes, we accept sealed archive boxes, shredding sacks, book boxes and bankers boxes.
Plastic wallets and inserts can’t be shredded. Please do not include them in your sacks.
Yes, windowed envelopes are fine for shredding.
When shredding archives in boxes, we recommend shredding both the box and its contents, especially if personal information is written on the outside of the box. This saves you the time and hassle of emptying boxes before shredding. It also improves confidentiality and reduces the risk that any sheets of paper with sensitive information may stick to the inside of the box, causing a security breach if found and read when the box is reused.
No, you do not need to remove paper clips and staples before shredding.
Our industrial shredders can destroy lever arch files, ring binders and box files. However, these files add to the contamination of our shredded paper and this limits our recycling options. We ask that customers limit contamination to a max level of 3% by weight.
Unfortunately not. Due to security and health & safety reasons only our core shredding personnel are allowed access to our secure shredding unit. We will, however, provide you with a Certificate of Destruction to confirm that your documents have been shredded.
We don’t usually collect documents for shredding, but you can deliver filled sacks to any of our storage facilities in Leamington, Evesham, Rubery & Stowmarket.
We securely dispose of and recycle all the paper we shred.