An early-morning house fire brought firefighters from across the area to help battle the blaze in single-digit temperatures.
No one was hurt in the fire, the cause of which is still under investigation.
According to officials, the fire damage estimates are about $40,000. Officials said low temperatures were factored into the extinguishment of the fire.
At 4:20 a.m. Wednesday, Watertown Fire Department personnel were dispatched for a structure fire at 1052 Kiewert St. after receiving a call reporting flames coming out of the roof of a home, according to officials.
According to fire officials, the department did a quick knockdown of the blaze and did extensive overhaul of the residence. The fire started between a bathroom and kitchen area that had burnt through the roof and caused damage to the walls and the roof structure, officials said.