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Document Destruction, Shredding

Name/Address/Hours Comments
Security Documents Destruction
1760 1/2 Laporte Avenue, Fort Collins
Phone: 970-493-7478
Hours: NA
Weyerhauser Recycling

Phone: 303-297-2312
Hours: NA
Waste-Not Recycling
1065 Poplar St, Loveland
Phone: 800-584-9912
Hours: NA

http://www.waste-not.com
Recycles office paper, excess equipment, cardboard, metal, electronics, construction waste, pallets, and much more. Provides custom recycling services to businesses, governments, schools and construction sites. Email:
National Recycling Inc.
337 Hickory St, Fort Collins 80524
Phone: 493-7478
Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-4pm

http://www.nat-recycling.com
Accepts paper, cardboard, pallets, computers ($5 fee for monitors), plastic, metal, glass, construction and demolition debris, and much more from business customers. Provides document destruction service. E-mail: Does not have public dr
Professional Document Management
1133 Riverside Ave, Fort Collins
Phone: (970) 493-2455
Hours: Mon - Fri, 900a - 500p

http://www.pdmsecure.com
Securely shred personal documents by the bag; complete business document management, security and destruction services; all shredded paper is recycled; general recycling services.

General Information

See "Recycling Services" and "Shredding" in the Yellow Pages. Ask your Recycler -- many provide this service also.

Most companies take security precautions more seriously while the files are active, but what happens at the end of a project or when mandatory file retention time expires? Throwing it out with the trash isn't good enough and retaining the information means dedicating valuable office space for storage. You can have your sensitive documents (i.e. customer/vendor files, microfiche and microfilm, computer tape, personnel/payroll files, contracts, computer disks, bank statements, legal files, medical records, computer boards, etc.) destroyed by these companies.