A Plus Paper Shredding is lean and green!

Sure, at A Plus Paper Shredding, we're proud of our work in document destruction in Louisville. We're happy to be THE locally owned paper shredding service that people in Kentuckiana call.

But what makes us really, really proud is that we are green. 100% green. We make sure that every scrap of paper we shred is recycled. And that can only be a good thing, right?

Below is a Recycling Quiz....take it, see how green your knowledge is, then give us a call to find out wat we can do for you!

Recycling Quiz

The following five questions deal with different aspects of recycling. Click on the circle next to your answer for each question. When you are finshed, click on the results button to see your score.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO QUIZ!

How do you choose a paper shredding company?

Here in Louisville, as well as around the country, businesses are required to handle their documents in a secure manner. Their reputation, as well as the privacy of their customers, are at stake on a daily basis.

So what is the best way to handle sensitive material? Shredding, of course! And the best way to shred is to hire a professional shredding service. We hope you will choose A Plus Paper Shredding as your Shredder!

Here is a great article on choosing your shredding service.

Tips for Choosing a Paper Shredding Service

The increased threats of identity theft and industrial espionage have moved data security to a business priority. The costs to a company that fails to protect the personal information in its care can be devastating. Add in federal and state privacy laws including FACTA (Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act) and every office now needs a data security program.

Since the day of the paperless office continues to move out; a great deal of private information is sill on paper documents. How you dispose of your files is just as important as how it is stored. This means a shredding program for every office regardless of size. Along with the greater importance on shredding is the growing volume of documents that need to be shredded.

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