ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - It’s been four years since the show “Salvage Dawgs” shot its last episode, but the series continues to win over new fans. Wednesday morning, one of the biggest visited Black Dog ...

Trinity Lutheran Church: The Salvage Dawgs go to Greencastle, PA, to salvage an old church that is being restored for a physical therapy office. The team struggles to figure out the best way to remove ...

The Dawgs head to Blacksburg, Va., to salvage an 1800s barn; with a hurricane on the horizon, the team is under a tight deadline to make it out before the storm rolls in; the team turns part of an ...

"Salvage Dawgs," the new reality series that premiered in November on the DIY network, has been bumped up to primetime on the higher rated sister network HGTV. The show airs Thurs., Jan 10 at 8pm and ...

Lexington is going to the dogs…to the television show Salvage Dawgs, that is. In mid-November members of the architectural salvage company, Black Dog Salvage will be in Lexington to go through ...

The season 5 premiere of “Salvage Dawgs” premieres this Sunday on the DIY Network, and a historic Spartanburg cotton mill is the star! The episode takes place during the deconstruction of Drayton Mill ...

Robert Kulp and Mike Whiteside are professional beholders of beauty. Where others see landfill-destined trash, Kulp and Whiteside see cash, and they've turned their passion for well-worn objects into ...

Guests who admire the wood-topped island in Denise and Marty Guy’s kitchen in Lafayette, Ind., are bowled over when they learn its provenance: That stunning maple counter top was once a lane in a ...

ROANOKE The premiere of “Salvage Dawgs” opens with Mike Whiteside, 56, rolling up Roanoke’s Memorial Avenue and into the parking lot of Black Dog Salvage with a large, rusty rocket strapped to the top ...

The architectural history of Roanoke’s Fire Station No. 7 will be spotlighted Thursday night in a new episode of TV’s hit show “Salvage Dawgs.” The Black Dog Salvage crew helped the fire department ...

Black Dog Salvage, an architectural salvage company in Roanoke, Va., removed work benches, industrial lights, conveyors and oak flooring today from the historical Lexington Furniture Plant #1. The ...