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Greenlit: Operation Salvage, DIY Network

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    Operation Salvage -  Matt White and members of his family-owned salvage business use wrecking balls, hammers and cranes to tear down derelict buildings, all the while looking for valuable architectural treasures like claw-foot bathtubs, walnut doors, antique tiles, 19thC porticos and Victorian mantles.  When there’s nothing valuable to be salvaged, they turn the raw materials into new decorative objects.

    Channel: DIY Network

    TX: June 09

    Source: Scripps Networks

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      5 comments for “Greenlit: Operation Salvage, DIY Network”

      1. ran across these guys while filming an episode. Looks like the show should be interesting. these guys do a lot of amazing things with what appears to be…… junk.

        the show is definitely worth checking out!!!

        Posted by brion | May 30, 2009, 1:00 pm

      2. I saw the show for the first time the other day. I really enjoy what you guys do and i am very interested in learning more. I grew up in mount holly New Jersey, so you are not for from my youth. I live in California these days but your show might have inspired me to head back to the history of the east coast. I am a ceramic artist but i love the work you guys do and really enjoy being creative with found material.

        Posted by Travis Hunt | June 7, 2009, 8:16 pm

      3. Great show…you guys rock…hope there will be more episodes, tired of watching re-runs already!!!

        Posted by John Kelly | June 12, 2009, 4:51 pm

      4. Watched your show today on DIY. Loved it. I grew up in Belmar. Very interesting to see that school from Ocean Grove coming down. Missed the name of the school tho. Hope to see more of your shows. I wish you all the best!

        Posted by Linda G Taylor | June 21, 2009, 12:45 am

      5. This is a great show why isn’t it on the air more

        Posted by Blake Hay | December 9, 2009, 12:53 am

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