A tractor-trailer hauling Coca-Cola had a less-than-refreshing run-in with a home in Pennsylvania, to put it flatly.

Police and fire officials in Quakertown, Penn., responded to the scene of the accident on Saturday morning at approximately 6:30 p.m., where they found the soda truck had struck a home on East Broad Street after leaving a Philadelphia distribution center earlier that morning.

The four residents who were home at the time of the accident were not injured, police said. (Quakertown Borough Police Department)

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There were four residents inside the home at the time; none was injured, Fox 29 reported.

According to initial reports, shared by the Liberty Coca-Cola bottling and distribution company, indicated that the driver may have misjudged a turn due to the presence of heavy fog. The driver himself, a 23-year veteran of Liberty Coca-Cola, was transported to a hospital as a precaution.

Coca-Cola released a statement saying "heavy fog" contributed to the accident. (Quakertown Borough Police Department)

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Liberty Coca-Cola apologized for the accident, and said it was in the midst of an “internal review,” presumably to confirm the cause of the incident.

“The safety and security for our employees, customers and surrounding residents is our number one priority,” the company shared in a statement obtained by Fox News. “Thankfully, there were no injuries and we are deeply sorry to the family at the home that this unfortunate accident happened.

“We are working with local emergency respondents to provide any necessary information. Preliminary reports indicate the thick fog this morning may have diminished the visibility of the intersection where the incident occurred. We are conducting an internal review with our driver and vehicle. Also, we want to thank the emergency respondents for their professionalism and care this morning.”

Several emergency responders from surrounding towns assisted with the removal of the truck. (Quakertown Borough Police Department)

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Police shared images of the accident and aftermath to Facebook on Saturday, and thanked several local emergency services from nearby towns in assisting with the truck's removal.

The families that reside in the home, however, do not expect to get back into it for at least a few months, according to Fox 29.