Everyone's favorite obsessive-compulsive house flipper, Jeff Lewis is back. Jeff and his business partner Ryan have taken on a historic restoration project to cope with the changing real estate market. The "flip-outs" begin when Jeff's new boss gives him a taste of his own medicine and accuses him of not working hard enough.

Jeff is under a lot of pressure to sell his Ben Lomond home, but with the market on the decline, things are not looking good. Jeff can't afford any more mistakes and when he gets the wrong shade of drapes he has a meltdown. But despite all the drama, Jeff always makes time for his staff. He commissions an original abstract portrait for Zoila as a special birthday gift, but not being an art connoisseur, the gift doesn't go over well.

Jeff and Ryan are partners but couldn't be more different. They each have their own approach, not only on design, but also on how to manage the staff. Usually the two end up on the same page, but when Jeff notices work around his house isn't getting done, he grows more and more suspicious of his assistants. Ryan desperately tries to talk some sense into him -- but this is one battle where Jeff just won't back down.

With growing suspicions about his staff, Jeff installs a hidden camera in his office and begins the sting operation to find out what is going on when he is not there. The camera actually reveals some interesting information about the staff and Jeff is forced to take action.

With Valley Oak taking so long to sell Jeff has reluctantly decided to go back to the historic restoration project.

Jeff does a lot of yelling, first the painter gets everything wrong, then Jenny sends in the wrong invoice, and lastly newcomer Chris forgets a staple in Jeff's Mexican meal - can anything be done right in Jeff's eyes?

Season 2 finale.

Jeff finally catches a break - or so he thinks. He sells his Commonwealth home with plans to move into Valley Oak, the only problem is that Ryan already has plans to sell the home.

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