Curbside DataControl, a confidential document destruction company in Aurora, CO, will be hosting a FREE SHRED MONTH for the residence of Aurora through June.

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Curbside will accept any amount of material that is dropped off completely free. No appointments are needed and drop off time is between the hours of 8 to 4 Monday through Friday and Saturday from 8 to 12. We are a HIPPA, FACTA, and NAID certified company, our services are completely secure and confidential, and all customers receive a signed Certificate of Destruction showing you that your material is destroyed.

Those of you who would like to see your documents shred can make an appointment with us for a Wednesday. We will start our shred truck and you can watch it shred in front of you. During the month of June it is discounted to $25.

Please bring some sort of verification (I.D., bill, ect.) showing your address in Aurora. For any questions please call Curbside at 303.343.7096

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Contact curbside at 303-343-7096 for questions on our free shred month or fundraising events. or visit our website at www.curbsideco.com.

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DUMPSTER IN DENVER 4 TO THINGS EXPECT

Posted on March 6, 2012 by

We often get calls about needing a dumpster and many new customers are unsure of what to expect. To make our services more clear we will explain the process step by step here.Curbside roll off

1. The customer will call to order a dumpster.

When the customer calls to order we will need: Where they got our name, Customer Name, address, major cross streets , 2 phone numbers, preferred deliver date, what material is being disposed of, container placement info and billing information

2. We will deliver the dumpster

When we deliver the dumpster we can call prior or place in previously specified area.

If the customer is onsite, our drivers can collect payment and present the invoice.

3. The customer has ten days to fill the container and call us to schedule a pick up.

4. The customer can contact us at any time with any additional questions or concerns about the dumpster or the process.

Our goal is for our customers to be completely satisfied with our service. If you have any questions or comments please contact us and we will do our best to help you with your needs.

CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS REGUARDING OUR SERVICE. WE LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!

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How secure is my confidential document shredder?

Posted on February 22, 2012 by

            NAID (National Association for information destruction) recommends that companies shred all of the documents that their employees dispose of so that the threat of identity theft is reduced. But, which way is the most secure?

The most common of these would be the strip shredder. With this shredder the paper is cut into long thin strips and dispensed into a holding container to be emptied when full. Documents that go through strip shredders can easily be put back together.

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The cross cut shredder cuts the paper into small triangles and dispenses the particles into a container that can be emptied. This is more secure than the strip cut because it is more difficult to get the pieces back together. However it can still be done.

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The third and most secure of the three home or office document shredders is the micro cut shredder. This shreds the document into very fine pieces. These three types of shredders can be more secure if handfuls of the shredded paper are put into different trashcans to dispose of.

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Our industrial shredder is a completely secure form of document destruction and is called a particle shredder. It rips 4000 lbs of paper per hour into different size particles rather than cuts. It then bales the paper with 1000-1500lbs of paper so that the paper can be recycled. Not only is it in random sized pieces, the edges of the pieces are torn and it is mixed with so much other paper it would be impossible to put back together.

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Some things to keep in mind when choosing the best form of document destruction for you and your company would be the size of the company, how many employees in the company and also the industry.

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Plant based shredding

Posted on January 19, 2012 by

Plant Based Shredding is when we pick up confidential documents from your location and shred them at our facility. We can provide containers or we can pick up banker boxes. Once we will schedule a pick up our driver will load his truck with your materials and bring them to our facility securely.

Once picked up, codocument destruction binsntainers with your documents will remain in our locked box truck until it arrives at our facility. The facility is completely enclosed with locking access doors, and is perimeter monitored by ADT Securities and video monitored with Global Network.

Upon the arrival of materials for destruction, the containers are weighed and/or counted for record keeping. Once recorded, they are then staged to begin the shredding process. The material is fed directly into the shredder processing about 3,000 pounds per hour and baled. Once materials are baled they are shipped directly to a paper company where the material is turned into pulp to make recycled products. A Certificate of Destruction is issued with the certified weight that verifies that the materials were destroyed in compliance with the 1974 Federal Privacy Act.

If you have questions about our process feel free to giave us a call at 303-343-7096 or visit our website at www.curbsideco.com.

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Recycling Fundraiser, Newspspers and Magazines

Posted on January 6, 2012 by

If your organization is looking for fundraising ideas, consider a recycling program with Curbside.

Our new recycling fundraiser is a great way to help your cause. It allows your supporters to help your organization while helping the environment at the same time, giving them an extra reason to feel good about their contribution. Even better, it doesn’t cost your contributors anything to donate, since they would otherwise be throwing away the old newspapers and magazines that you’re asking them to donate. Recycling is an easy and free way for your contributors to help your cause, while keeping their old newspapers and magazines out of landfills.newspaper to recycle

When you sign up for the recycling program, Curbside places a six-yard collection container at the location of your choice. Then you spread the word. Tell your friends, neighbors, family, co-workers, and other targets of your fundraising efforts to deposit their old newspapers and magazines in the collection container. Remind them that only newspaper and magazine materials will be accepted! If other trash is put into your collection bin, it can lower the amount of your recycling rebate.

recycle treeYou can arrange to have Curbside empty your collection container on a regular schedule or you can call to have your recycling picked up when the container is filled. Multiple containers are available as necessary, if your fundraising drive receives a lot of traffic, and container locations can be changed as needed for your convenience. You can run your fundraiser for as long as you like, based on the needs of your organization. Weather one week or 2 years we can adjust to your organizations needs.

Each month, you will receive a rebate for your recycling materials based on the weight of the paper products your organization has collected that month. The value of your recycling materials is calculated based on the Official Board Market rate; the OBM is an industry-wide publication used as a reference to determine the fair market price of paper products, sorted by grade. The newspapers and magazines collected for this recycling program are considered “News 8″ grade. Curbside uses the high end of the Southwest region’s market value range to determine pricing. To give you an idea of the rebate you can expect, a full collection container holds approximately one ton of newspaper material.Recycling 6 yard Container

Call Curbside today if you think this might be a good option for your organization. We are willing to address any questions or concerns that you have about our program.

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Roll Off Placement

Posted on December 30, 2011 by

When placing roll off containers Curbside makes sure the container is not blocking driveways, bike lanes, or sidewalks. If we are placing the roll off in an ally or back yard it is necessary for there to be room for a car to pass by, or our drivers will not place it.

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When placed in the street roll off dumpsters can be hazardous for neighboring drivers, place dumpsters so that they will not disrupt traffic. To avoid accidents we have reflective tape on the sides of the containers. Many cities in the metro area will enforce regulations against such placement and do not allow placement of containers on certain streets that are very busy, or may require permits.

Our drivers can place the containers close to garage for shingles to be thrown in easily or room to open the door for household debris to be walked in. While placing the roll off in an area with phone lines overhead there has to be enough clearance.

If placing in a yard we warn that the grass may be disturbed due to the weight of the truck. We are not liable so we advise against it

Our drivers will always do their best to place containers to make your project go smoothly. If you have specific directions for placement we can have the driver call you prior to placement so you can be onsite to direct them.

Call Curbside for more information on our roll offs or compactors.

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Roll Off Dumpster Restrictions

Posted on December 23, 2011 by

Roll off dumpsters have restrictions for the following reasons; safety hazards, to avoid damage to property, and to protect the environment. The following are some restrictions and reasons we have them.
Do not over fill the bin – (fill only to the fill line). Overflow will be removed at customer’s expense and a trip fee will be assessed.
If some of the material puts a hole in the tarp, or is unable to be covered by the tarp it may fall out while driving and put other cars in danger of falling debris. Also, littering is illegal.

General trash is limited to a maximum of 6 tons and ­a overtonnage fee per ton thereafter, unless specified on paperwork. All heavy material – cannotn exceed the maximum weight of 10 tons, this includes, but is not limited to; concrete, dirt, rock, gravel, sand, etc.

Due to D.O.T. regulations and state law, heavy material is allowed in the 10 yd container only. Any D.O.T. penalties or fines due to over loading will be the responsibility of the customer. If you go over 10 tons the driver is put in danger.

Do not put any type of hazardous, toxic, flammable liquids, solids or gasses in bin. This includes, but is not limited to; paint, gas cans, aerosol, Freon, propane bottles, etc. Failure to comply will result in a hazardous removal fee. No appliances with Freon, no tires, no oil

It may rain and the container is not waterproof, so any hazardous materials would leak out on the ground causing environmental hazards. The bin may leak residue at the next location and the landfill has regulations on what can be dumped to keep the landfill, and neighboring environment safe for future generations.0824111230 resized 600

The picture shows what happens when oil is put into the container and then dumped. This will also leak out while the bin is at its future locations.

Do not wash out concrete in our containers.

If you wash out concrete in our container when it dries it is difficult to get off.  Removal fees will be assessed and are the responsibility of the customer that filled the container.

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Let us know about any additonal questions you may have about roll off containers.

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