A building on Adams Avenue, south of Main Street, was reportedly damaged by fire early Saturday morning.

Albert Lea firefighters and police officers were dispatched at 4:20 a.m. to the building at 424 Adams Ave. When they arrived, they found a commercial structure with smoke and fire showing, according to a press release.

Fire crews reportedly entered the building and worked to extinguish the blaze. Due to the size of the fire and size of the structure, an all-call request was made for Albert Lea firefighters, along with a request for assistance from the Glenville Fire Department.

According to the Fire Department, the fire was contained to the interior contents with minimal damage to the structure.

Estimated losses were estimated at $35,000.

There were also four sets of firefighter gear that were damaged due to working through oil that had leaked from a drum due to the fire. Those are estimated at $10,000.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and the Minnesota State Fire Marshal’s Office has been called in to assist in the investigation.

No injuries were reported.