Photos: LAFD Companies Control Raging House Fire

Raging flames shoot from a home as firefighters work to control a Tujunga fire

Fire apparatus hooked up to a hydrant in Los Angeles

Firefighters confront down power lines at house fire

Flames shoot out from under the roof of the fire

A firefighter with a hook and flames venting from the building

A firefighter uses a hook to open up on the outside of a building as smoke pumps out of the structure

Firefighter on the line applying exterior stream

A firefighter blasts water through a doorway on flames

A firefighter framed by flames in Los Angeles

A firefighter at work as flames shoot from a structure

Firefighter silhouette against flames raging inside a home

A firefighter with an uncharged hoseline observes raging house fire

LAFD firefighter applies water on flames shooting from a home

Fire photographer Rick McClure shared some photos of City of Los Angeles (CA) Fire Department (LAFD) units responding to a recent house fire.

On October 18, 2020, LAFD firefighters responded to a well-involved, single-story dwelling in the Tujunga area of the San Fernando Valley.

Four fire companies, two rescue ambulances, and a battalion chief responded. Crews were able to control the fire in about 30 minutes. All occupants were able to safely escape the building prior to firefighter’s arrival, and there were no reported injuries.

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