Paper Shredding Services in RI
Paper Shredding Services in RI
Covered by our Prospect, CT Branch:
ShredSmart’s convenient shredding shredding services were designed to help Rhode Island businesses remain compliant with local and federal laws and to help residents protect their privacy, all while practicing good environmental stewardship. Our parent company, BioServ, has been serving New England for more than 20 years, and we proudly provide the same great value and reliable service they’ve always been known for.
Rhode Island
Why Choose Us
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Great Service
Highly trained field techs are ready to help-no more waiting on call backs. Se habla espanol!
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Flexible Scheduling
We can provide automatic service on your schedule, or on-demand service for a one-time clean-out.
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Exceptional Pricing
We provide unit pricing upfront, with NO hidden fees, NO additional surcharges, and NO surprises.
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Trusted Security
On-the-spot shredding and our AAA certification ensures your confidential information is kept secure.
Shredding Services Offered in RI

On-Site Document Destruction ›
Protect sensitive information and keep your business compliant with secure shredding.

NAID Certified Hard Drive Destruction ›
Get complete peace of mind by witnessing the destruction of your hard drives.

Electronic Waste Recycling ›
Safely recycle all of your old electronics, from batteries and bulbs to computers and TVs.

Residential Shredding ›
Don’t take chances with your personal info–schedule an on-site or off-site shredding service.

Shredding Events ›
Host a “Shred Day” to raise money, thank your customers, or promote your business.

Rhode Island's Document Destruction & Data Security Rules
RI General Laws § 6-52-2 mandates that businesses destroy their customers' personal information "by shredding, erasing, or otherwise destroying and/or modifying" it. The RI Identity Theft Protection Act further expanded these protections, specifically stating that businesses of all sizes, municipal agencies, and even individuals, must protect personal information the same way. Do you have a risk-based information security program in place? If you work with vendors or third-parties, does your contract require them to abide by similar protocols? Do your employees know what to do if a breach occurs? If the answer to any of these questions is "no," or if you are unsure, your business could be in violation of state laws, and could face steep penalties. These extensive regulations can be complicated, but ShredSmart can help.
RI Electronic Waste Recycling Rules
- RI Electronic Waste Law RI's 2007 Electronic Waste Prevention, Reuse and Recycling Act established recycling requirements for covered electronic products. These products must NOT be disposed of in landfills.
- Covered Electronic Products Electronic products that MUST be recycled include computers/CPUs, monitors, laptops with >9" screens, tablets, and televisions (>9").
- E-Waste from Businesses Equipment manufacturers are financially responsible for recycling their devices sold to individuals and schools, but not to businesses. Businesses are required to make their own arrangements for e-waste recycling.
RI Shredding Resources
- RI DEM: Electronic Waste for Businesses
- RI DEM: Rhode Island Universal Waste Rule Fact Sheet
- RI General Law § 23-24.10: Electronic Waste Prevention, Reuse and Recycling Act
- RI General Law § 6-52.2: Safe Destruction of Documents Containing Personal Information
- RI General Law § 11-49.3: Identity Theft Protection Act of 2015