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Crystal Carpet Cleaning & Restoration, Inc.

Crystal Carpet Cleaning &amp; Restoration is a family-run Eastside company that has served local homeowners since 1991. Founded by John Surdi and supported today by the entire Surdi family, the company built its reputation through hard work, honesty, and genuine care for the community. After the Surdi family lost their home in the Bellevue mudslide, the kindness and support they received from local residents strengthened their commitment to serving neighbors with gratitude and integrity. Today, Crystal is known for its certified technicians, eco-friendly cleaning, transparent pricing, and exceptional customer service backed by hundreds of five-star reviews. Crystal proudly provides carpet, upholstery, area rug, and tile &amp; grout cleaning for homeowners throughout the Eastside—from Bellevue and Redmond to Woodinville, Kirkland, Sammamish, Issaquah, and Mercer Island.

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Crystal Carpet Cleaning & Restoration is a family-run Eastside company that has served local homeowners since 1991. Founded by John Surdi and...

The northbound lanes of 228th Avenue between Discovery Elementary and Southeast Eighth Street will be closed to traffic between 4:30 and 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 5, to clear space for Skyline High School's annual homecoming parade. Northbound drivers will be routed onto one of 228th Avenue's southbound lanes during the parade to preserve two-way traffic at all times. Police recommend, however, that drivers use 212th Avenue and 244th Avenue as alternative routes to ease congestion. All lanes of 228th Avenue are expected to be open by 6 p.m. --Information from the city of Sammamish

The northbound lanes of 228th Avenue between Discovery Elementary and Southeast Eighth Street will be closed to traffic between 4:30 and 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 5, to clear space for Skyline High School's annual homecoming parade.

Northbound drivers will be routed onto one of 228th Avenue's southbound lanes during the parade to preserve two-way traffic at all times. Police recommend, however, that drivers use 212th Avenue and 244th Avenue as alternative routes to ease congestion. All lanes of 228th Avenue are expected to be open by 6 p.m.

--Information from the city of Sammamish

Sammamish-Issaquah

This evening, Friday, Oct. 5, between 4:30 and 6 p.m., the northbound lanes of 228th between Discovery Elementary and SE 8th Street will be closed.