Category Archives: Document Shredding

7 Nov

What You Should Shred in Minnesota

If you’re like a lot of families, you probably have stacks of papers sitting around your house that should not get into the hands of anyone other than you. Chances are, someone opens up the mail and leaves a stack...
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11 Jun

What to Shred in Minnesota

Whether you own a small Mom and Pop home-based business or you own a huge business with multiple locations, you have important papers that you need to toss out. Whether it’s medical records, travel documents with passport numbers, customer orders...
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6 Feb

Minnesota Business Shredding

Anyone who owns a business knows it’s important to do Minnesota business shredding. You have important documents on your property and those documents need to be kept safe until they’re destroyed properly. When you choose Shred-N-Go as your document shredding...
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24 Oct

Shred Before You Move in Minneapolis

Are you getting ready to move? Packing can be a real hassle. The more you have, the longer it takes. And if you have a lot of old tax papers, outdated medical records or other important documents that you don’t...
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3 Oct

Shredding Personal Records in Minnesota

If you are like many people, you have a lot of credit card statements, bank statements, old medical records and maybe even a few old computers with hard drives in them waiting to be destroyed. And if you’re like most...
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1 Aug

Shred Your Business Documents in Minnesota

If you’re a business owner and you don’t shred your business documents in Minnesota, you could be in for some serious trouble. Years ago, there wasn’t much of a need to shred paperwork. There were no computers, no internet, and...
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11 Jul

Tax Document Destruction

Individuals, as well as corporations, need to be sure that they never throw any tax documents away without shredding them. This is something that can’t be stressed enough today. In the age of cell phones with cameras and video capability,...
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