PuroClean of Sammamish

About PuroClean of Sammamish

East of Issaquah's old brick storefronts, the land tilts upward onto the Sammamish plateau, and that climb is where the trouble starts on a cold morning — a grade that holds ice long after the valley below has thawed. PuroClean of Sammamish sends its trucks up those slopes first, clearing the driveways that back onto second-growth fir before working back down toward Lake Sammamish State Park, where the water can steam faintly on the coldest days. Winters here are mostly rain off the Sound, so when a real freeze does take hold over the plateau it catches people off guard, and a driveway that was fine on Tuesday can be a sheet of glass by Thursday. The crew treats every one of those rare mornings as if it might be the only hard freeze of the year, because some years it is. There's a particular quiet on the plateau roads before the school buses start, and that's when the plows do their work.