NORCROSS, GA, June 13, 2013 (Press-News.org) Tampa shredding service A Shred Ahead understands that having a regularly scheduled shredding service is essential to law firms and lawyers.
Due to the highly confidential and personal nature of the data which lawyers collect, complete document destruction is the only way for them to ensure that their clients' sensitive information is protected. A Shred Ahead recommends that lawyers set up regularly scheduled shredding services in Tampa to destroy sensitive data in a timely manner.
When a law firm schedules shredding services with A Shred Ahead, they will receive locked bins to collect confidential documents and data. On your scheduled shredding date, a friendly and helpful shredding expert will collect the bins and deposit their contents into one of A Shred Ahead's powerful shredding trucks, which will be parked in your firm's parking lot. Your sensitive documents will be destroyed on site, ensuring complete lawyer-client confidentiality.
"Every lawyer relies on the trust they build with their clients," says Tom Hanlon of A Shred Ahead. "Hiring A Shred Ahead for regular document shredding helps Tampa lawyers to keep their interactions with their clients completely confidential and secure."
A Shred Ahead is the largest independent shredding company in the south. The company services a variety of clients, from small business to large corporations and government agencies. For over 10 years, the Tampa shredding service has earned the trust and loyalty of its customers by presenting a customer-first business model with an emphasis on convenience and security.
Learn more about A Shred Ahead's document shredding services at www.ashredahead.com.
About A Shred Ahead:
A Shred Ahead was built from a single operation to become the largest independent shredding company in the south. Founded in 2003, their team of professionals focus on putting the customer first and offering fast, reliable services.
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A Shred Ahead Notes the Importance of a Tampa Shredding Service for Law Firms
Lawyers should rely on A Shred Ahead to keep client documents confidential.
2013-06-13
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