Flames tore through a Miami quadplex early Friday morning, putting firefighters to the test as they worked to extinguish the massive blaze. According to NBC Miami, the fire erupted shortly after 4 a.m. at 3020 NW 19th Avenue, and videos captured at the scene showed firefighters combating fierce flames that had overtaken the building.

Upon their arrival, the fire crews, faced with a quadplex alight and heavy flames belching from the roof, began an aggressive attack. The fire that heavily damaged all four units, reported by NBC Miami, was brought under control within 30 minutes, despite the fire venting through the roof and posing significant risk to the structure.

No injuries were reported from the incident, as fire officials and bystanders alike breathed a collective sigh of relief. The quick response of the fire department was credited with preventing any loss of life. However, the residents of the quadplex now face the grim reality of dealing with the aftermath of the fire, as their homes have sustained significant damage.

While handling heavy flames from the building's roof, firefighters also conducted a search for victims, thankfully finding none. "Firefighters began an aggressive fire attack and conducted a search for victims which was deemed all clear," Lt. Pete Sanchez told Local 10 News in the moments after containing the blaze. The cause of the fire is still under investigation by the Miami Fire Investigations Unit, leaving residents and authorities awaiting answers.