Confidential paper shredding, locked containers and physical media destruction for law firms, legal departments, title companies and professional practices.


Legal files may contain privileged communications, personal identifiers, financial records, discovery materials and sensitive business information. Secure disposal is the last step in maintaining control of that information.
Confidential data may also remain on retired laptops, desktops and servers. Deleting files or formatting a drive does not physically destroy the storage media.
ElectroCycle provides one coordinated source for paper document shredding and physical hard-drive destruction. Services are available for scheduled programs, one-time cleanouts and retired technology projects throughout Michigan and Northwest Ohio.
Keep daily client paperwork out of ordinary trash and recycling. Locked containers provide a convenient collection point, followed by recurring on-site shredding.
Destroy closed case files and archived records after the firm confirms its retention obligations. Service can be planned around boxes, file rooms or office moves.
Physically destroy hard drives from retired computers and servers so stored matter cannot be recovered through reuse or resale.
Common materials selected for secure destruction include:
Scheduled customers can use secure collection containers between service visits. Employees place approved documents inside, and ElectroCycle technicians move the locked material to the mobile shredding truck for on-site destruction.
Container options can be matched to office layout, paper volume and pickup frequency.
A defensible records program identifies what must be retained, who can authorize destruction and how destruction is documented. ElectroCycle provides the controlled physical destruction step.
Your attorneys or records managers decide when files are eligible. We can coordinate recurring service and one-time projects without changing your internal retention decisions.
Yes. Approved paper records can be collected and shredded at your location with a Certificate of Destruction.
Yes. We can review each location’s paper volume, container needs and preferred service frequency.
Yes. Physical hard-drive destruction is available for retired legal-office computers and servers.
On-site shredding allows an authorized representative to observe destruction at the mobile shredding truck.
Tell us what you need destroyed, where it is located and whether service should be recurring or one time.