Jessica K.
Posted
Easy to work with and great customer…
Easy to work with and great customer support.

Excellent
376 reviews
PROSHRED® Security is a trusted and certified company that has been providing secure on-site shredding services for over 35 years. With extensive experience, we are the go-to company for all your shredding needs. Whether you are a resident, a small business or a large enterprise, we can service you! PROSHRED offers customized solutions to address any job size and your specific requests. Our services include document shredding, product destruction, hard drive destruction, e-waste recycling, and document scanning. Protecting your identity is our core competency! PROSHRED's on-site mobile shredding services are designed to offer you a convenient, effective, and secure shredding experience that complies with most federal laws and industry regulations. Our shredding process meets the rigorous standards of NAID AAA Certification and ISO 9001 Certified by NSF-ISR which assures our commitment to quality and security from beginning to end. PROSHRED® Security services 41 metropolitan markets in 25 states with a fleet of over 170 trucks. And, with our network of certified shredding partners, we provide shredding services nationwide.VISIT OUR WEBSITE
PROSHRED® Security (proshred.com) has 376 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
376 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Jessica K.
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Easy to work with and great customer support.
Paul W H.
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Being a reliable business
Office of Disciplinary A.
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Friendly and professional. Arrives and completes pickup in a timely manner.
patti
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Showed up on time and job was done quickly!
Diane
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speedy and professional
Stephanie
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Driver was very nice and explained all the steps perfectly!
Jean
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THEY ARE QUICK AND PLESANT TO DEAL WITH
Sandy
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New person arrived, didn't know which floor to go to. Called a phone number that wasn't listed on the account. I didn't get notified until Security contacted me that someone pressed the call button inside the freight elevator lobby.