Hamilton fire officials say they are still assessing damage after flames spread through the kitchen of home in Mount Hope on Thursday.
A spokesperson for the service said the blaze started just before 1 p.m. at a residence on Homestead Drive between Airport Road and Upper James Street.
“First arriving crews discovered a fire in the kitchen on the main floor that had spread into the walls,” assistant deputy chief Shawn De Jager told Global News.
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De Jager said the cause has not yet been determined and that there were no injuries.
Fire crews said no one was in the home when they arrived.
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