The Woodstock Fire Department has launched a joint investigation with the Woodstock Police Service.
WOODSTOCK - Over $1 million in damage has been reported after house fire in the Friendly City.
Members of the Woodstock Fire Department were called out to Upper Thames Drive shortly before 5:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Officials say it was a fully involved structure fire when they arrived on scene, with extension to neighbouring properties. Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze in a timely manner and limit the damage to the other properties.
All of the affected units were in various stages of construction, so none of them were occupied at the time.
The fire department is investigating the matter with the Woodstock Police Service. No further details have been released.

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