A blaze started
according to fire officials.
Three people
who were home at the time were able to escape without harm, said Capt.
Pete Nelms of the Fayette County Department of Fire and Emergency Services.
Over half of
the home at 348 Inman Road was destroyed by the flames, although firefighters
were able to save part of the master bedroom, Nelms said.
The mother
and two teenagers were home when the flames broke out, Nelms said. They
evacuated along with the family dog, he added.
The cause of
the fire is listed as accidental, Nelms confirmed. The Red Cross was called
in to assist the family with its immediate needs, Nelms added.
The portions
of the home not destroyed by the fire received heavy smoke and water damage,
Nelms said.
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