Boxes, bins & a straightforward price
Know the cost.
Clear the space.
On-site shredding happens in the truck at your stop. These prices cover paper, shredding, recycling, and a receipt listing what we shredded.
01 / Mobile visits
At your curb
or office.
Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm, by appointment. Rates cover stops within 15 miles of Maple Crossing. We confirm any extra travel or carrying charge before you book.
- On-site box visit
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$95
Includes up to four standard boxes. Additional boxes are $15 each at the same stop.
- Office bin service
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$85 / bin
One 64-gallon wheeled bin, one emptying. A $95 minimum applies per stop. One-time or recurring visits by agreement.
- Standard box
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15 × 12 × 10 inches
A banker’s box filled with loose paper, about 30 pounds or less. We price larger containers before loading.
Keep boxes indoors until the truck arrives. Tell us about stairs or long carries when you request a visit.
02 / Bring the paper here
Drop-off &
purge days.
16 Ledger Court, Maple Crossing. Use the marked yard entrance; wait with your boxes until a crew member greets you.
- Regular drop-off
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$12 / box
Wednesday & Friday, 10am–2pm. No minimum. Paper is shredded on site while you wait.
- Fall residential purge day
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$10 / box
Saturday, November 14, 2026, 9am–noon. Up to 10 standard boxes per household; no appointment needed.
- Spring residential purge day
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$10 / box
Saturday, April 17, 2027, 9am–noon. Up to 10 standard boxes per household; no appointment needed.
Bring paper only. Purge-day pricing applies at the yard, not to mobile visits. Each stop includes a receipt.
03 / Before the truck arrives
A little sorting
is enough.
Do I need to remove staples?
Staples and small paper clips can stay. Remove binder rings, plastic sleeves, batteries, electronics, discs, and anything that is not paper. Keep wet or moldy paper out of the load.
Can I watch the shredding?
Yes. At a mobile visit or regular drop-off, you can watch from the marked waiting spot while your paper is shredded in the truck. We keep you clear of the loading equipment.
What is on the receipt?
The date, the stop, the number of boxes or bins, the general material description, and the amount paid. We do not list names or account numbers from the documents.
Start with a rough count.
We confirm the quantity, access and price before we agree on a time.