GRANGER -- Investigators are still searching for answers after a massive fire broke out in a Granger neighborhood Saturday. That fire started just before 1 p.m. in a large home in the Saddlebrook subdivision.

Investigators don't know how or where this fire started. But one thing is for sure, neighbors are offering as much support as they can to a family left without a home.

"I have never seen anything like it. It was unbelievable," said neighbor Keith Bradley.

It was the last thing Bradley expected to see as he was working in his garage.

"And then the sky just filled with smoke. It was black and dense and horrible. And people were panicky,” said Bradley.

Bradley along with several other neighbors rushed over to the home to help.

"I mean everyone came out to try to do something. But there was obviously nothing that could be done," said Bradley.

And when firefighters arrived they faced shooting flames and heavy smoke.

"They attempted to go inside and extinguish the fire. However, there was just too much fire at the time. We had to back the crews out and we had to fight from the outside," said Harris Township Fire Captain Justin Stopczynski.

Neighbors say the owner was the only one inside the home when the fire started. She was able to get out safely with the family pets.

“We’re just glad everybody got out of the house. There were no injuries so we’re glad for that,” said Stopczynski.

While investigators work to find a cause, neighbors work to help a family devastated and in need.

"We just have to be optimistic and hope that the house can be rebuilt and she can move back pretty quickly," said Bradley.

The state fire marshal has been called in to help determine a cause. Police say the home is roughly 3,000 square feet and is valued at $675,000.