Franklin, TN – The Franklin Fire Department put out a house fire in the Stream Valley subdivision Wednesday afternoon.
They were sent to the two-story residence on Streamside Ln at around 1:45 p.m.
The homeowner smelled smoke and discovered heavy smoke in the attic during an investigation. She evacuated and called 911.
Franklin Fire Marshal Andy King said the fire started in the attic and was believed to be due to a faulty HVAC unit.
Firefighters contained the fire in the attic. King estimated the damage at $ 5,000. Nobody was injured.
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