ShredX, established in December 2004, is locally owned and operated at 816 E. Louisiana Street in Evansville, Indiana. ShredX is recognized in the state of Indiana as a Womens Business Entity (WBE). Since the beginning, ShredX has been a family-oriented operation with loyal, trustworthy employees. What makes ShredX unique is that in addition to maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction for our clients, employees are treated as and considered family at the same time.Cindy Evans, an Evansville native and serves as President of ShredX and founded it in December 2004. Cindy is also widely-known to be assisted regularly in the office by her adorable little dog, Maggie.Co-owner, Bill Evans, oversees operations and serves as Vice-President.Kellie Browning, an Evansville native, resides in Newburgh with her husband, Ethan, and their 4 children. She taught Spanish at Castle High School for 5 years before staying home full-time with their children. She and Ethan enjoy spending time with their family and at church.ShredX is dedicated to serving its clients and taking care of the environment simultaneously. Recycling is very important to ShredX, keeping its commitment as a 100% Recycled service. Additionally, ShredX maintains credibility with numerous certifications, including:NAID Member - AAA Certified,HIPAA & FACTA Compliant,WBE - Women's Business Enterprise,Preferred Provider of the Genesis Health Alliance,BBB Member with an A+ Rating.ShredX provides mobile shredding, paper shredding, records destruction, document destruction, hard drive destruction, CD/DVD destruction, X-Ray film destruction, plastic media recycling, and more services in the Evansville, Indiana and in Illinois and Kentucky. The service includes on-site destruction or off-site destruction depending on your needs. You'll find reasonable prices combined with secure and cost effective document destruction with ShredX.Identity theft is becoming an increasing security problem for businesses as well as homeowners. It is estimated that 25% of American adults have been a victim of identity theft leading to devastating consequences including lost time and productivity.