Product Destruction Services

The Importance of Proper Disposal for Apparel and Uniforms 

As any business owner knows, maintaining a professional image is essential for success. One important way to do this is by making sure that your employees are always dressed in clean, well-pressed uniforms. However, over time, uniforms can become out of date or stained beyond repair. When this happens, it's important to dispose of them properly. Failing to do so could compromise your company or brand in several ways: 

• Police uniforms could end up in the wrong hands. 
• Used doctors' and nurses' scrubs may contain viruses, which could spread diseases. 
• Old uniforms could present a security risk, allowing an opportunity for criminals to assume the identity of an employee of your business. 
• If you have rebranded, outdated clothing articles can tarnish your expensive marketing strategies. 

Our product destruction services allow you to dispose of items that may possibly compromise your reputation. Don’t hesitate to shred all old uniforms instead of simply throwing them away. 

What is a Certificate of Destruction? 

Shredding is an important process for any business that handles confidential information. Not only does it help to protect the privacy of clients and employees, but it also helps to prevent fraud and identity theft. The key to effective document or product shredding is to make sure that all confidential information is destroyed in a secure manner. One way to do this is to use a service that provides a Certificate of Destruction. This certificate can provide peace of mind to clients and employees alike, as it proves that their confidential items have been properly destroyed. 

All of the following will be provided on your certificate of destruction: 

• Information of the company that requested the service 
• Date of the On-site Destruction 
• Name of the CSP (Customer Service Professional) who shredded the material 
• PROSHRED^®'s information (location, address, and phone number) 
• Description of the service performed (paper shredding, hard drive destruction, product destruction) 
• Name of the company’s employee who witnessed the destruction and processed it for recycling