Fire crews arrived at a home on Indian Mound Drive in Melbourne Beach around 8:30 a.m. Friday after flames consumed the structure completely. Brevard County Fire Rescue confirmed crews from stations 63, 64, 65, and 87 responded to the blaze. Chopper 2 footage later showed the pool as the only visible remnant of the house. A pet died in the fire, but residents escaped unharmed. Officials said the cause of the fire is still under investigation. A small wooded area behind the home also caught fire but was quickly controlled. The Melbourne Beach Fire Department and the U.S. Air Force assisted in the response. Firefighters worked for hours to contain the flames, which spread rapidly due to dry conditions. Neighbors reported seeing smoke rising early in the morning. The home, which had been in the same family for decades, was a local landmark. Residents said the family had tried to save belongings but could not enter the house once flames took hold. The fire department is urging residents to check smoke detectors and have evacuation plans. No injuries were reported, but the loss is significant for the community. Investigators are examining the area for clues, including electrical issues or debris that might have sparked the fire. The family has not commented publicly. The incident has raised concerns about fire safety in the area, which is prone to dry spells. Fire officials said they will review the response and provide updates as the investigation continues.