Trevor switches his focus to selling more stock. However, his brother Lee has other ideas. Documentary following the activities of salvage companies in the north of England.
Trev has cause to regret letting his wife into the yard, while Paul makes his team work on commission in the hope of boosting the company's profits.
Paul stands to make a healthy profit after buying 40,000 bricks, but Trev is less than impressed by his brother's latest purchase.
Paul sets Dale a near-impossible task to test his commitment to the job. Trev and Lee attend a sale at a salvage yard in Liverpool.
The new owner of Preston's Ribble yard spends £15,000 on stock, while Trev makes an investment.
Paul is less than impressed when Susie buys a consignment of concrete statues - but gets a shock when he discovers how much they are worth.
Trev and Lee are made a tempting offer by the owner of a historic home, while Paul and Dale make some surprising finds on a client's drive.
Paul entrusts Dale and his daughters with shopping for new stock, and Lee gives in when a customer drives a hard bargain.
Trev finds a set of ornate doors from an old ship. He tries to trace the vessel in question in the hope of selling them for a hefty profit.
An ambitious stonemason joins the team at Ribble yard, and Trev has just two weeks to get a consignment of oak beams ready for a buyer.
Dale explores an abandoned art deco cinema, looking for things to salvage, while Paul takes a risk to fulfil an order.
Lee and Trev's partnership is under threat when they turn on each other over a series of bad decisions.