About.

Founded in 2012, Rocky Mountain Document Destruction operates under the umbrella of Rocky Mountain Recycling. Rocky Mountain Recycling is a company that plays a large role in helping many shredding companies recycle shredded materials

Certified and Compliant 2012

Rocky Mountain Document Destruction holds a National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) membership and AAA Certification, which exceeds the privacy practices and safety standards of a non-certified company. NAID membership and AAA Certification ensures compliance and security at the highest level.

Our Goal

Our goal is to offer our clients exceptional and secure shredding services and give you peace of mind knowing a certified company is servicing your document destruction needs. Rocky Mountain Document Destruction provides competitive pricing by taking our client’s destructed materials directly to the recycling facility. Taking shredded materials directly to the recycling facility removed the middle man and can reduce costs significantly

Our Team

Larry Gibbons
​Managing Senior Partner

Larry Gibbons grew up in Holladay, Utah, where he learned the value of hard work at a young age. After maintaining a newspaper route, he developed a business idea to buy things and resale them for a profit. Larry purchased and sold many things, but specialized in dirt bikes and other recreational vehicles. While still in his teens, he learned the importance of buy low and sell high and supply and demand. 

​After high school, Larry attended Dixie State University and then committed two years to serve as a missionary for his church. Upon returning from his mission service, Larry attended college at BYU Idaho.

Before starting in the document destruction business, Larry had served several different roles in the waste and recycling field. He began with BFI in 1995 as a territory sales rep and worked his way up to a regional sales manager position working out of Scottsdale, Arizona. After 13 years in the waste business, Larry moved to the recycling side. He enjoyed saving people money through diversion efforts and making the world a better place by reducing waste. Seeing an opportunity to expand his business, Larry and three partners started Rocky Mountain Document Destruction in 2012. This business has had double-digit growth since the first year and continues to be a solution for document destruction throughout Utah.

To gain knowledge and experience about the shredding industry, Larry Gibbons completed coursework at The Shred School taught by Ray Berry. The Shred School teaches the document destruction basics and provides the National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) certification. NAID is the governing body that holds shredding companies accountable for sensitive document destruction. Companies agree to random background checks, drug tests, and a very detailed auditing process with the NAID certification. RMDD has to re-qualify every year for this certification. 

​One of the benefits Larry has enjoyed with this business is involving the whole family. He has taken every one of the kids to do shred jobs and helps them earn summer money by cleaning out recycling cans. His wife is involved in the day-to-day business and contributes time, insights, and effort.

Marvin Acey
Managing Senior Partner

Marvin grew up in Murray, Utah, a suburb south of Salt Lake City. He learned early to turn his hobbies into income, and his first job was at Mick Riley Golf Course. This job provided not only a wage but also free golf and access to some great people. Marvin enjoys camping, hunting, golf, mountain biking, and spending time outdoors with his family.
 
After marrying his wife Kim, Marvin took a job as a driver at a small recycling company called Utah Recycling. He figured this would be an excellent job to hold while he finished school. Marvin got to see many different aspects of this business as he worked his way through school and started his family. Through some hard times and long hours, Marvin attained his degree from the University of Phoenix in 1997 in Business Administration while still working for Utah Recycling. 
 
In 1999, Allied waste acquired Utah Recycling; to Marvin, this didn't seem like a good fit. Some key members of management had plans to start up their own business. Marvin was fortunate to find a way into this group, and they formed Rocky Mountain Recycling in late 1999. This business had its ups and downs, but after nearly 21 years was sold to CellMark, with whom they worked in partnership for many years. Marvin stayed on to be the General Manager of the new Rocky Mountain Recycling Services Company.
 
During his time at Rocky Mountain Recycling, the partners had created value and some new entities; Rocky Mountain Recycling Holdings (2003), Paper and Plastic Partnership (2005), and Rocky Mountain Document Destruction (2012). In 2018 Marvin and Larry decided to buy out the other partners from the document destruction business and have been operating and growing it for the last two years.
 
Nearly 30 years later, the job Marvin thought to be temporary became a career that allowed Marvin many opportunities and provided for his family.

Cliff Garrett
Operations Manager

​Cliff Garrett has been in the recycling business since 1995. While running the trucking side and operations for Rocky Mountain recycling Cliff has been involved in every aspect of the company. Through his career, he has moved millions of tons of recycled paper.

One of Cliff’s hobbies is restoring classic automobiles. He has the vision and talent to take a bucket of rust and turn it into an award-winning show car. When not working on vehicles or the shredding business, he enjoys spending time with his wife, kids, and grandkids.

​Chris Anderson
Operations Supervisor

As Operations Supervisor, Chris fills several roles in the recycling industry. He has been driving for over 15 years, servicing recycling and shredding accounts. Chris maintains a CDL and the rigorous qualifications of keeping that certification.

Chris puts a lot of pride in providing the best service possible when it comes to paper shredding. He is customer-service oriented and enjoys his work with RMDD.

When Chris is not at work, he enjoys spending time outdoors with his four kids, wife, and grandchild

​Tim Trebesch
Accountant

​Tim Trebesch has been with Rocky Mountain Document Destruction since the company inception in 2011 enjoying his primary role in accounting.

Tim works with customers to best meet their service needs either on a recurring basis or one-time purge.

Outside of work Tim has fun playing many sports including ice hockey, golf, and volleyball.

We're Here for You

There is an increasing amount of companies outsourcing their document destruction and shredding needs for several reasons. Let Rocky Mountain Document Destruction take care of your document destruction for you. We'll make sure you don't risk an employee getting injured by using a personal shredder, waste valuable work hours, expose employees to the information they should not have access to, or spend too much money for paper shredding. Rocky Mountain Document Destruction is a certified company, and we will provide a record of destruction, so you have proof that your documents are shredded and destroyed properly.