Heritage Hunters

Bug and his team transform a kitchen with salvaged Douglas fir from the historic Mare Island Naval Yard and deconstruct a classic northern California chicken house from the early 1900s.

Bug and the gang are tasked with bringing down a structure without damaging the building it's attached to. Then, the team uses one-of-a-kind reclaimed pieces to transform an unused shed into an entertaining space.

Bug and his team attempt a large tear down that could be their biggest score ever. Then, the gang takes on a front porch renovation that forces them to get creative with 18th-century Victorian materials.

Bug's client wants a bigger kitchen but needs to keep the original layout. The team finds a way to make it happen, but they run into challenges when trying to fit a farmhouse sink into a custom reclaimed cabinet.

Clients are tired of their golden oak cabinets, but Bug doesn't want to throw them all away. He helps them design a new look by using what they have and adding reclaimed wood from an old hen house.

Bug and the crew pull out all the stops on a custom, floor-to-ceiling statement piece for a war veteran and his wife who want to transform their dark and drab living room.

Bug uses a hand-hewn beam from an Pennsylvania Amish barn to incorporate his client's roots into her California pool house renovation.

A couple wants an open-concept kitchen remodel with custom pieces that can stand up to their three young children. Bug decides to use reclaimed hardwoods and water tank bands to create cabinets, desks and a one-of-a-kind pot rack.

Bug brings a hometown feel to a client's master bedroom suite by using reclaimed wood from her childhood town. Then, locker room doors from a famed golf course are used to create a custom pantry door.