Junction City firefighters went to 1606 Westwood Boulevard on Sunday.

According to Fire Chief Terry Johnson the home was occupied by three people, and all three adults were assisted out of the house by police prior to the arrival of the Fire Department. There were no injuries.

The damage estimate was put at $3,300 including $3,000 to the structure and about $300 to the contents in the immediate area of the fire. The house is considered livable. The fire damage was to the exterior of the house and there was little to no smoke damage found inside the residence.

The cause of the blaze was determined to be accidental with an undetermined ignition source. The house sustained fire damage to an approximate 10 by 15 foot area of siding, soffits and fascia.

Fourteen fire personnel and three police personnel responded to the incident.