UltraShred Technologies

UltraShred Technologies is a locally-owned business, founded in 2000, providing high-security on-site shredding services to businesses, government offices, institutions and residents in Northern Florida, the Panhandle, and Southern and Central Georgia. Both woman- and minority-owned, UltraShred maintains the highest qualifications in the industry as a NAID AAA Certified provider.

Our expertise is in ON-SITE secure paper shredding, non-paper media destruction, and computer hard drive destruction. We offer recurring scheduled service as well as one-time purge shredding service. With either service, your information is securely collected and destroyed on-site at your premises by our professional staff. 

We recognize the commitment to supplier diversity embraced by corporations and government agencies today, and we can add diversity to your supply chain. 

NAID certifies companies who can prove use of industry best practices but accredits individuals who can demonstrate mastery of all areas of the Information Disposal industry with the Certified Secure Destruction Specialist (CSDS) Certification. Fewer than 250 individuals in the US and Canada have received this prestigious certification. Our President, Margaret Meier, is a part of this exclusive group, having successfully passed the proctored 300-question examination. 

Margaret’s CSDS is a great example of what we like to think of as “The UltraShred Difference.” Shredders can come and go, but companies and government agencies large and small have trusted UltraShred with their sensitive shredding since we were founded in the year 2000. We have the experience to make every shredding job seem simple and easy because of our professional staff, high-tech mobile destruction vehicles, and expertise after over 20 years in the industry!

Responsible Electronics Recycling to R2 and ISO 14001 Standards

UltraShred Technologies is committed to upholding the standards of responsible electronics recycling including those established by R2 and ISO 14001 protocols. By following these standards, we ensure that resources are used more efficiently and that waste is reduced. It’s an ethical way for us to be good stewards of the environment that we must all share.