Homes destroyed in fires in Kuraby, Durack and Caboolture

Three houses have been destroyed across South East Queensland in separate fires overnight with one starting from a truck before spreading to a house.

Fire crews arrive at Kuraby.

Three houses have been destroyed across South East Queensland in separate fires overnight with one starting from a truck before spreading to a house.

Emergency services were called to separate incidents at Kuraby, Durack and Caboolture with investigations under way as to how all three started.

There is no suggestion any of the fires are linked.

Seven fire crews attended a large blaze at Rising Place, Kuraby about 11.25pm on Sunday.

The fire started in a truck, before spreading to a second vehicle and eventually moving to a single-story house.

Upon arrival all three were well engulfed in flames. By 11.55pm crews had the fire under control.

Paramedics assessed two patients who were uninjured and did not require hospitalisation.

Five fire crews attended a large blaze on Railway Parade at Caboolture about 12.05am. The fire was extinguished by 12.50am, but reignited again an hour later and was extinguished again at 2.15am.

A crime scene was declared while police investigate the cause of the fire. Fire investigators are expected to attend on Monday morning.

No patients were reported and paramedics were cleared from the scene around 1.30am.

The third fire which seven fire crews attended was at an unoccupied house on Blunder Rd at Durack about 9.30pm.

The property was well engulfed in flames upon arrival and the fire was contained by 10pm.

A crime scene has been declared as police investigate how it started.

No patients required assessment but paramedics remained on stand.