Carefree Recycling and Shredding

Happy Easter everyone!!

We are still up and running this month!

Give us a call if you need shredding or recycling done in your home or office. Large or small jobs!

We can come to you and practice physical distancing ♻️

We are still running during this time, feel free to call us!
If you are going through and cleaning up old files and papers, we can shred them for you!

We have a few options for social distancing too. The customer can simply put their boxes or papers outside and then we can come grab them and shred them onsite but still in view of the business.

Give us a call if you have questions! 403-979-1800

Things that make life easier

1.✅ Declutter (Marie Condo anyone?)
2.✅ Invest your time on people and things who matter.
3. ✅Call Carefree to Securely get rid of all those papers that take up too much space!♻️

Some great ideas for reducing waste in your home! It's hard sometimes to do it all but if we all do a little it'll add up fast! ♻️

Thank you all for your patience this week dealing with the cold snap! 🥶
We have a great week coming up next week so give us a call if you need shredding or recycling services! Call Eric at 403-979-1800

A very Happy New Year to all our customers! Of course its always a good time to go green, but start the new year right and call us to get your business or home (If you are in the surrounding area outside the Hat) set up for recycling AND shredding!!!! 403-979-1800. :)

Remember to give us a call along with your spring cleaning to get rid of all those stockpiled papers!

Do you live the in surrounding area of Medicine Hat? If you don’t get recycling pickups, let us do it for you!

Have papers laying around you need to get rid of? Call us. We can help!

Why your recycling may not actually get recycled | CBC Radio Most of us dutifully set out our blue boxes in the belief that some of the waste we generate will be put to good use. The truth is that most of it piles up in landfills, is incinerated or ends up in a floating mound of plastic in the ocean, says Diane Saxe, an environmental lawyer whose recent job a...