Dozens of firefighters responded to a significant blaze at a Jaguar Land Rover service center in north London on Thursday evening. The London Fire Brigade received over 20 calls reporting the fire on Watermead Way in Tottenham starting around 10:51 p.m.

Fire crews from across the capital were mobilized to combat the inferno, which illuminated the night sky with bright orange flames engulfing the two-story warehouse used for vehicle maintenance. Smoke was seen surrounding the area as multiple emergency vehicles worked to extinguish the flames.

Smoke can be seen engulfing the area as a number of emergency vehicles attempt to dampen the fire with water.

Two 32-meter turntable ladders from the Tottenham and Soho fire stations were deployed as water towers to aid in the firefighting efforts. The London Fire Brigade indicated that their staff would remain on the scene throughout the night.

The cause of the blaze is currently unknown. Two 32-metre turntable ladders from Tottenham and Soho fire stations are in use and the scene and have been deployed as water towers.

Residents in the Haringey borough area were advised to keep their windows and doors closed as a precautionary measure. The cause of the blaze remains unknown at this time.