PLEASANT HILL (CBS SF) — A home in Pleasant Hill was red tagged Tuesday after Contra Costa Fire officials said the house sustained serious damage in a fire.
The Contra Costa Fire Twitter account first posted about the fire on Belmont Court in Pleasant Hill at around 1:23 p.m.
READ MORE: Suspect Arrested After San Bruno Homeowner Sees Thief In Her House Via Home Security CameraWorking structure fire Belmont Ct Pleasant Hill, BC 1 is #BelmontIC, 50 percent involvement of the home, no one reported inside. Expect delays on Pleasant Hill Road near the scene.
— Con Fire PIO (@ContraCostaFire) February 4, 2020
No one was inside the home during the fire and no injuries were reported. The response to the fire was large enough to cause some delays on nearby Pleasant Hill Road.
READ MORE: San Francisco's New Sobering Center Will Provide Drug Addicts A Place To Go For HelpContra Costa Fire posted that the fire had been contained to the residence and was extinguished by 2 p.m. The homeowner had been accounted for and fire crews had shifted to overhaul mode.
MORE NEWS: Study: Sediment, Tidal Marshes Are Key To Protecting Bay Area From Rising Sea LevelsFirefighters extinguishing the house fire in #PleasantHill. Fire contained to building of origin, homeowner accounted for. Crews now in overhaul. #BelmontIC. pic.twitter.com/ZW2gTSsn4n
— Con Fire PIO (@ContraCostaFire) February 4, 2020
Photos from the scene showed the house had been heavily damaged during the firefight. Officials did not have a damage estimate as of Tuesday afternoon, but house had been rendered unlivable by the fire.
Pleasant Hill house fire damage (Contra Costa Fire)
