( CNN ) -- Judging from the yells and sounds of breaking glass , security guard Richard Shanley thought there was a fight at Summer Bay Resorts ' building 104 on Sunday night . Then he listened a little closer . `` I hear people coming out and hollering , 'The building is coming apart ! ' At that time , I looked down the breezeway , and I could literally see the building coming down in pieces , '' Shanley recalled to CNN on Tuesday . That 's when Shanley , who 'd been flagged down by one of the guests , hustled door to door , waking guests up to ensure everyone left the building 's 24 vacation villas as windows cracked and parts of the building separated . Sinkhole eating family out of house and home . Later that night , much of the three-story structure collapsed into a sinkhole at the central Florida resort near Walt Disney World . The sinkhole -- 110 to 120 feet wide and about 15 feet deep , according to an on-site expert -- swallowed a number of rooms and , with them , clothing and other belongings that the harried guests left behind . But no one was injured , earning Shanley praises from managers of the resort in Clermont , near Orlando . `` I 'm proud of his quick thinking and responsiveness , '' the resort 's executive vice president , Juan Barillas , told reporters Tuesday morning . One end of the building -- which had held two-bedroom , two-bathroom villas -- still stands , but the rest has become a heap of debris . A guest in another building , Ben Warrick of Des Moines , Iowa , caught the collapse on video camera , showing part of the structure , already cracked and separated from the rest , falling with a loud rumble in the dark of night . Most of the resorts ' hundreds of other guests were unaffected -- two other structures were evacuated as a precaution , and the power and gas service that had been cut in some other villas was restored by Tuesday morning . The other bit of relatively good news ? There were n't any noticeable changes between Monday and Tuesday , Doug Yovaish , an expert hired by the resort , told CNN around 5 p.m. Tuesday . Still , many of the evacuated guests were without important belongings , such as passports -- items that resort officials say probably wo n't be recovered . The Red Cross was helping 17 families who were staying at the resort with food and clothing through gift cards . Sinkholes : Common , costly and sometimes deadly . Two buildings evacuated as a precaution are expected to reopen by week 's end , a resort executive said . And some guests who left behind their belongings in the most heavily damaged structure will be able to get them back . Others , though , will not . `` They will become part of the demolition , '' said Barillas . The resort is working with county and other officials to ensure foreign guests get new passports and will make sure no guest suffers a financial loss , said the resort president , Paul Caldwell . Caldwell , addressing a reporter 's question about whether anyone had seen signs the building was in distress before the evacuation , said the security department had no record of any complaints . Shanley told CNN someone flagged him down around 11 p.m. Sunday , just a few minutes into his shift . He said he banged on guests ' doors , waking some of them up . `` I said , 'Get out to the stairwells as quick as you can . Do n't worry about grabbing your stuff . Just get out ! ' '' recalled Shanley , who started working at the resort about two months ago . An interior breezeway connecting parts of the building `` actually started collapsing right after I got there on scene to get the guests out , '' he told reporters in a news conference Tuesday morning . `` I was in the corridors of the breezeway , and the ceilings were actually coming down , '' he said . A couple and their infant escaped through a window because a door frame had collapsed , witness Maggie Ghamry told CNN affiliate WFTV on Monday . `` He , his wife and an infant , he had to break the window so they could escape , '' said Ghamry , who said she escaped with her three children but lost the belongings she 'd had in her room . Some guests tossed their luggage over their balconies , WFTV reported . Julian Moreno of San Antonio said he heard strange noises after he was told to evacuate . `` The center balcony , ( there was ) a lot of noise like popcorn and ( banging ) , like a sledgehammer hitting a concrete block , '' Moreno told WFTV .
NEW : This means the product will ship as received by the manufacturer, sealed, with all advertised components, and with the manufacturer warranty. NEW : Many guests will be able to get belongings , some will not , a resort executive says . A sinkhole caused a building at Summer Bay Resort in Florida to collapse Sunday night . The building was starting to fall apart as the evacuation began , a guard says .