I-Shred Georgia

We started I-Shred because we wanted to provide a cost effective, convenient and secure way for homeowners and small businesses to handle the destruction of their confidential information of documents, papers and files.

Our Mission

We want to give you the friendly personal service of a small company with the performance, benefits and value of a big company. We will help you identify the challenges to the custody and disposal of your confidential information on-site and make recommendations that will improve the security of this information. We offer on site document destruction on a one-time or a recurring basis. For recurring accounts, we can schedule a regular appointment. After your material is destroyed, you will receive a Certificate of Destruction that signifies your compliance with the various directives concerning your custody of personal information. ALL MATERIAL IS RECYCLED.

Why Choose Us?

Looking For Onsite Destruction?

I-Shred offers stress-free onsite shredding to save you time and ensure your documents are destroyed properly. All material must be on the same level as the driveway.

Need Non-Paper Shredding?

We shred CDs, hard drives, credit cards, PDAs, and more! We destroy your information on site and recycle it if possible

In Need Of Secure Document Destruction?

At I-Shred, security is our priority. Which is why we ensure your confidential information is completely destroyed.

Witness Your Documents Shredding

Working with I-Shred allows you to witness your documents being shredded, in order to ensure secure destruction.

Save Time on Document Shredding

Our larger trucks can shred over 15,000 pounds in 3 hours, saving you time and money and ensuring your documents are destroyed properly.

I-Shred provides you with a Certificate of Destruction to demonstrate your compliance with the law and so you can avoid fines.

Why I-Shred?

For businesses, in-house shredding uses valuable employee time, stealing focus away from core business activities. Employees may be shredding material they should not be allowed to see. Office shredders are messy, require maintenance, have limited capacity and require organizations to complete an extra step by putting the shredded material in the trash or recycling stream. And let’s be honest here. That paper winds up in the trash, not the recycler’s.  The availability of a shred bin makes it easier to follow the guidelines for what should be shredded because it is far more convenient than shredding them yourself.