It's under new ownership since the last time I used them. They now make you haul all your…read moreboxes/bags to curb yourself. They charged me more than I was quoted for the job and it took many many phone calls and months to get the overage refunded. I explained over and over again that I wanted to close the company's books Dec 31 and to please process the refund. The refund hit my account on Jan 3! The man who came to operate the truck was nice and helped me put the papers into his truck's bin for dumping into the shredder, but I had already put the bags and boxes of documents by the curb. I do not like giving a credit card number in advance and feel like they tried to take advantage by charging a lot more than I was quoted especially when I did all the hauling and dumping work!

I called ProShred to ask them if they had a facility that I could go to to drop off all my…read morepaperwork and watch it being shed. Michelle told me they did, where the location was since I wasn't familiar with the area and that I could indeed watch my confidential papers be shredded. She even took down my number and called me when I could come in. They were extremely helpful, friendly, and their pricing was very reasonable. I will definitely be a returned customer. Thank you ProShred!

I took a few days before writing this review and considered not sharing because the owner of this…read morebusiness is a kind and compassionate person. Also, I don't often write reviews unless it is a service I was extremely pleased with. I enjoy giving positive feedback. This business is one to avoid. When families are coming to them, they are at their most vulnerable moment. They need help themselves or, in my case, a dear family member-my mother. There were blunders with paperwork and getting someone to care for my mother but, hey, things happen and no business is perfect. However, it was their response-their reaction that stung like a bee. They were flat, numb and unempathetic to my situation. I was emotional, after all, we are talking about my mother who was in desperate need of care. I am assuming, because I was upset at the lack of responsiveness to my situation, they had the Director call me back. That was their mistake. This woman was by far the worst example of human compassion ever. She spent her time defending the actions of the company and belittling me. She actually said to me, after telling me that she was not talking about me of course, that some people want us to take better care of their parents then they do. She was condescending, rude and without a shred of compassion in her voice. The irony is that I am a complaint handler for a LTC Insurance Carrier and deal with children of our senior population everyday. They call me in the same desperate state that I was and I go out of my way to help them. I take ownership for the company, even when it may not be entirely on us. My goal is to calm them and help them get the care and support that their family needs. This company can use grief sensitivity training. May I suggest Forever Healed. In the meantime, I already paid them-yes, they demand payment in advance of service. They never provided any care. I now have a new agency who is extremely caring and willing to wait the 7 business days Blessed Hands and Heart says it will take to refund my money to me. For now I am out close to $400.00 for care they never provided and have to rely on this company to return my money to me. I am praying that they end our relationship by sending me a refund without me ever having to speak with them again. Mom's new company will be starting first thing tomorrow. I am excited.

I have known the owner of Blessed Hands & Heart for over a decade and have worked for her agency…read more She makes it her business to really know her clients and serve them compassionately. That is likely why her business has thrived for so long. When my mother fell ill, there was not a second thought about who to call. My family and I would not entrust our mother's care to any other agency.