David Broyles | The News
Firefighters get ready to cut another hole in the roof of a one-story house which was destroyed by fire Friday night in order to vent it. The house numbered 753 was located off the East U.S. 52 Bypass in Pilot Mountain. Pilot Knob Volunteer Fire Department Capt. Derrick Manuel said no one was hurt in the incident which is still under investigation.
David Broyles | The News
Firefighters search for hot spots and spray water on the interior of a home destroyed by fire Friday night in Pilot Mountain. Pilot Knob, Pinnacle and Double Creek volunteer fire departments as well as Surry County Emergency Medical Services and Pilot Mountain Rescue Squad responded to the call which was received at 6:01 p.m. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Firefighters get ready to cut another hole in the roof of a one-story house which was destroyed by fire Friday night in order to vent it. The house numbered 753 was located off the East U.S. 52 Bypass in Pilot Mountain. Pilot Knob Volunteer Fire Department Capt. Derrick Manuel said no one was hurt in the incident which is still under investigation.
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