Fire in the Hole

Matt gets a call from the Puerto Rican National Service Agency to remove a 250 pound bomb from World War II that's washed up on their shore. But before Matt can head to Puerto Rico to detonate this massive live bomb, Matt gets another urgent call: there's a local meth lab motorhome rigged with booby traps and filled with flammable, toxic chemicals which needs to be blown up immediately.

After a man finds a box of old dynamite on his property, Matt and Jeremy have to get the bomb suit out to properly move and detonate the unstable dynamite before it takes someone's limbs off. Then, Matt gets a call from the owner of a historical property in Texas who needs Matt to do a major implosion of an old, rotted house. Matt has to strategically use water bombs and a huge amount of explosives to bring down the house without damaging the rest of the historical structures.

Matt gets an emergency call to explode a World War II ordnance found in a shed in a local town, and has to carefully drive the live bomb all the way to his blast pit to detonate it. Matt then gets a job to bring down an old iron bridge, but in order to do it, he needs to use special charges to cut through the metal. Matt and his crew's explosive skills are also tested in water, when Matt gets hired to blow up a series of boats in a massive explosion to create a marine sanctuary in a lake. Matt and his team must figure out a way to transport an enormous amount of explosives onto the floating boats without getting the explosives wet or setting them off prematurely to ensure that all five boats are blown to smithereens.

Explosives expert Matt Barnett, founder and president of Texplo Explosives, is the man to call when you need something blown up. He fields calls from all over the world for detonation jobs, from 250 pound bombs from World War II to meth labs to armored vehicles for the military.