From the first box to the last strip
You can follow
the whole job.
Shredova is built around a simple visit: a price you understand, paper shredded at your stop, and a plain record when we leave.
What a receipt looks like
Paper shredded.
- Date
- November 3, 2026
- Stop
- Residential curbside
- Material
- Household paper records
- Quantity
- 4 standard boxes
- Amount
- $95
A receipt listing what we shredded. No document contents copied onto it.
Your paper stays in view.
We confirm the load together before lifting it into the truck. If you find one more folder you want to keep, take it out before loading begins. Once paper is shredded, it cannot be returned.
There is no need to leave boxes overnight at the curb or outside the yard gate. Keep them with you until the crew is ready.
Where the strips go.
After the route, shredded paper is taken to a paper recycler. It is sorted and baled, then pulped at a mill for use in new paper products. Keeping plastic and other materials out helps that next step.
One visit, or a regular stop.
A home clear-out may be a one-time job. An office can agree on a repeating bin service after the first visit. The bin size, visit interval and price are written down together; a request does not start a recurring service.
Ready to let the paper go?
A box count is enough to start the conversation.