Government Document Shredding Services
Protect sensitive records with a process that’s controlled, documented, and easy to follow.
Protect sensitive records with a process that’s controlled, documented, and easy to follow.
Government offices need two things at once: secure destruction for sensitive documents and secure retention for records that still require access. IRM provides both with a process that supports accountability, reduces staff burden, and holds up under review.
Can you place consoles in separate areas like HR, finance, and departmental offices?
Yes. Many public offices separate collection by department so sensitive records stay close to the teams that create them. IRM places consoles based on traffic patterns, access control needs, and where documents tend to accumulate.
Do we need to remove staples, paper clips, or folders before shredding?
No. Documents go into the console as-is. That reduces handling and keeps the routine consistent across departments, even when staffing changes or volume spikes.
Do you provide Certificates of Destruction for our records files?
Yes. Certificates of Destruction are available upon request. If your office files documentation by purge date, department, or contract period, tell us how you store compliance records and we align the process.
Can pickups happen outside public-facing hours?
Yes. Many offices prefer pickups before opening, after closing, or during low-traffic windows. Share building requirements and access windows, and IRM aligns timing to reduce disruption.
Can you support multiple buildings or sites under one agency?
Yes. IRM sets console placement and pickup cadence by location, based on volume and access rules, so each site gets the right level of service.
Do you destroy hard drives or electronic media?
No. IRM focuses on secure paper document destruction.