At the site of the former Yugoslavian Consulate, Ted hopes to salvage invaluable secret relics of the Cold War; back at the National, a buyer shows interest in a vintage WW II truck but Ted has to convince him the price is right.

Ted and Justin salvage at a century-old warehouse that was once the mail order depot for one of North America's largest department stores; Ted promises Ryan big profits from the timber inside the massive structure, but things don't go as planned.

Ted's new salvage job is a blast from the past: a classic bowling alley; Ryan leads his team on a high-stakes overnight highway bridge demolition.

Three generations of the Priestly family travel to picturesque Manitoulin Island to demolish a historic lodge where Ted discovers a surprising collection of valuable 1930s paraphernalia.

While exploring the historic silver mining town of Cobalt, the salvage team uncovers some exciting hidden treasures inside an old Nash car dealership, including a massive 1915 Woolworth's sign and vintage jukeboxes.

Under the watchful eye of Uncle Ryan, Julien puts his operator skills to the test during a delicate and risky demolition job.

Vic brings Julien and Ted on a road trip to Northern Ontario to salvage a pair of vintage gas pumps to add to his personal collection.

Ted's salvage team is tasked with clearing out The National with a huge one day sale.

In the season premiere, the salvage team from Priestly Demolition takes their first road trip of the year to a historic mining town, where the discovery of old police reports sends them on an unexpected hunt for hidden gold.

In this second episode of the two-part season opener, Ted, Justin and Brandon race against the clock to extract a highly valuable art deco bar from a historic watering hole, but its sheer size and weight pose unexpected challenges.

A ghostly salvage in an abandoned hospital leads to some unusual finds, including a rare and valuable autopsy table.

The salvage and demolition of a 19th-century church means delicate and dedicated work to safely extract the many gems inside, including rare and valuable stained-glass windows and a collection of massive 200-year-old pine beams.

A sweet opportunity pushes Justin to re-evaluate his place on the salvage team. Later, at a century old theatre that has sat empty for over a decade, Ted uncovers a treasure trove of World War I artefacts, including a vintage compass and bayonet.

In the season finale, it's all hands on deck as some of Priestley's top buyers arrive at the yard to snap up valuable treasures. Ted closes one of his biggest sales of the year when he finally locks down a buyer for the plane fuselage.

While hunting for salvage in an 1870s farmhouse, Ted finds something rare hidden behind the walls. Elsewhere, the demolition team is put to the test.

While salvaging an old hotel in the heart of the city, Ted pulls out all the stops to confirm his suspicion there was once a popular underground nightclub where forgotten treasures may still hide.

A lifelong collector's sprawling property proves to be uniquely challenging for the salvage team as they race to undercover enough valuable treasures to make their long road trip worthwhile.

In a first, Ted and the salvage team undertake the challenge of salvaging a decommissioned 727 aircraft. While Ted scrambles for buyers, the pressure mounts as Ryan wants to see the plane sold for scrap.

Ted puts Brandon�s sales skills to the test, pushing him to figure out his future with the salvage team.�Meanwhile, a trip to Shelburne leads to a difficult extraction that has Justin running for the fire extinguisher.��