San Francisco, California

Shredding Services San Francisco, CA

Shredding Services San Francisco

VRC’s shredding services help companies in the San Francisco bay area protect the privacy of your information by securely destroying paper records and documents, hard drives, and media cost-effectively and compliantly.

We provide a variety of locking shred bins and onsite, offsite, onetime, and reoccurring service options.

Paper Shredding Service San Francisco

Protect your company’s reputation and prevent data breach with secure shredding of confidential paper documents.

As one of San Francisco’s leading shredding companies, VRC is committed to keeping your business information confidential. We offer mobile shredding services for businesses requiring the witness of sensitive materials at your location. A mobile shred truck will arrive at your office and perform on-site shredding while you watch.

For companies that are paper-heavy users, we provide offsite document shredding services. Our uniformed technicians will drop off locked shred containers for you to fill with your confidential materials. On your scheduled shred day, we’ll pick up your documents and destroy them offsite at our plant-based facility.

Hard Drive Destruction

In addition to paper shredding services, we offer hard drive destruction services. Destroying your electronic records, mixed media, and confidential data ensures protection from security breaches.

Special Purge or Bulk Shredding Projects

For periodic or one-time office cleanouts, VRC San Francisco, CA, offers a range of Special Project Destruction services that are customizable to meet your organization’s unique needs.

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Why use professional shredding services?

Compliance

Document destruction ensures compliance with federal, state, and industry regulations to avoid hefty fines and penalties.

Shredding and Recycling

Your shredded materials are securely recycled at the end of each destruction project.

Certificate of Destruction

After your documents have been destroyed, you'll receive a certificate of destruction detailing how your materials were destroyed, when, and by who, covering your business from any liability in legal cases.