What is the difference between On-Site Shredding and Off-Site Shredding?
An Off-Site shredding service will issue a Certificate of Destruction just like an On-Site service. They will come to your location, collect the material, take it back to their facility and promise to shred it usually within 24 hours. Based upon a survey of Off-Site shredding services in the Bay Area, the cost of shredding 70 banker boxes would be approximately 15% less expensive than using SureShred’s On-Site service.
Why is On-Site shredding more expensive than Off-Site?
Historically, Off-Site shredding services are companies in the recycling
business, which have added a dimension to their business by offering shredding. They are able to sort their client’s documents
into the various types before shredding and get a higher price from the paper mills. They are also able to save money by using
a much less expensive truck for collections than a truck configured with a shredder.