BEDFORD, SMALL – A fire that destroyed a home at 17 Tumble Road Thursday likewise declared the life of a family animal.
When emergency situation teams reached about 3:30 p.m. the whole best side of your home had heavy fire. A 2nd alarm was right away asked for and teams extended pipe lines to try the fire from dispersing.
The extreme fire was fed by gusty winds and spread rapidly throughout the attic and interior of the 2-story house.
The house owner confirmed that no individuals were inside your home. Due to the strength of the fire, Bedford Deputy Fire Chief Keith Folsom went to protective operations and pulled all firemens out of the building.
A 3rd alarm was asked for to bring extra device and workers to the scene.
The heavy fire was torn down within an hour, however firemens worked for numerous hours after to guarantee the fire was completely snuffed out.
The house seems an overall loss, and the 2nd flooring seems structurally unsteady. Houses on both sides of the burning house had siding that was harmed due to the extreme heat
Folsom said that a person cat was gotten rid of from your home and firemens were not able to restore the cat. A 2nd cat stayed missing however Folsom said perhaps it ran outside.
The fire is being examined by the Bedford Fire Department, the preliminary examination appears to indicate an unintentional cause and is not suspicious.
