Secure Shredding Services in Philadelphia & South Jersey

How Can I Schedule a Shredding Service With Wiggins?

Scheduling a shredding service with Wiggins Shredding is easy! Whether you're a business or an individual, we've got you covered. Here's how you can get started:

Commercial Shredding Services

If you're a business owner, our on-site mobile shredding truck will come directly to your place of business. We handle your sensitive documents securely and efficiently. You can trust us to maintain compliance with privacy laws and provide you with a Certificate of Destruction.

Residential Shredding Services

For personal and home office paperwork, our residential shredding service is the solution. Simply dispose of your unwanted papers at any of our four drop-off locations in Exton, Kennet Square, and West Chester, PA. We'll feed them into our mobile paper shredder, ensuring they are destroyed using a pierce-and-tear method. Once everything is properly shredded, we'll issue a Certificate of Destruction for your records.

Contact Us

To schedule your shredding service, give our shredding contractors a call. Our knowledgeable and friendly team is here to assist you. Whether you're in Greater Philadelphia, West Chester, or Wilmington, DE, we're committed to providing the best and most secure paper shredding services in the industry.

What Types of Documents Should I Shred?

It's important to shred documents that contain sensitive information to protect against identity theft and maintain privacy. Here are some types of documents you should consider shredding:

• Personal identification: Anything with your signature, date of birth, social security number, or driver's license number.
• Financial documents: Bank statements, credit card statements, and any documents containing credit card numbers, loan information, or investment details.
• Medical records: Documents with your medical history, health insurance information, and prescription records.
• Legal Documents: Any legal correspondence, court documents, and personal legal information.
• Tax documents: Old tax returns, IRS correspondence, and any supporting documents used for tax filing.
• Work-related documents: Pay stubs, employment records, and any paperwork with work ID or badges.
• Miscellaneous: Receipts with credit card information, utility bills, expired passports, credit cards, and any other document that contains personal information.