Same Footprint, Bigger Kitchen
Bug and the team discover a treasure trove filled with salvageable old growth redwood, but the danger might outweigh the reward. Back at the yard, the team is tasked with completing a kitchen renovation for a couple that wants to expand their tiny space into a large kitchen on a small budget.
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