Surrey firefighters were busy overnight Monday with a pair of two-alarm fires.
Just after 1 a.m. Monday, crews were called to an auto-wrecking business near Scott Road and 110th Avenue.
The fire was quickly knocked down but the building was heavily damaged.
An adjacent pallet manufacturer and several cars were saved.
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Two people living in a suite above the business escaped, but the fire chief says a pet dog is missing.
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While firefighters were there, another two-alarm blaze broke out at a home near Cedar Drive and 124th Street.
No one was hurt in that one either.
The causes of both fires are under investigation.
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