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Jeff struggles to please his client, forcing him to make a difficult decision; after constant bickering, Jeff and Gage try to reconnect and listen to their unborn child's heartbeat at Alexandra's first ultrasound.

Zoila takes a weeklong leave of absence after a series of mistakes pushes Jeff to his breaking point; Jeff consults with his therapist, Dr. Donna, and admits his worries over having to balance his business with a new baby girl.

Desperate to make progress on his house, Jeff decides to cram the entire kitchen into his office; Jeff and Gage find themselves in a power struggle before leaving town to meet up with Alexandra; Zoila moves out to make room for the nursery.

Attempting to diversify his business, Jeff heads to San Diego to meet with a new client who has million-dollar condominiums; Jenni reveals that she and her husband have decided to have a second baby; problems arise with Jeff's contractor, Frank.

Jeff suspects Jenni when his day planner goes missing; Trace has his chance to shine while dealing with a difficult client.

Attempting to start fresh, Jeff turns to friend Teddi Mellencamp's accountability program; JLD finds out that clients Liat and Trevor are headed for divorce; Jenni finds her dream home and hopes to quickly sell her house.

Jenni tries to restore order in the office; Jeff must calm his clients; Jeff plans a team-building retreat.

Jeff's grandmother is rushed to the hospital; the added pressure doesn't stop any of his projects from moving forward; Jeff takes his frustration out on his employees and reevaluates who should remain on the payroll.

Jeff and Gage compete over who does what around the house and whose flip is moving along the fastest; new troubles pop up at Valley Vista and Old Hollywood; team JLD is rehired by Calabasas clients Liat and Trevor.

Lea Black leads a productivity seminar at Jeff Lewis Design, which brings a lot of issues to the surface and sparks a mass exodus; Jeff and Jenni have it out; Jeff and Jenni's relationship may not survive, and Jeff may not have any employees left.

Monroe's new nanny seems to be a great fit; the JLD team heads to Florida to tour socialite Jackie Siegel's Versailles mansion, which is the largest and most expensive house in the United States and represents a job opportunity for Jeff.

Jeff gets more clients and believes his luck has turned around; Jeff begins to suspect that Gage's assistant, Matt, may be leaving JLD; the pressure of living in a house under construction takes a toll on one of Jeff's longstanding relationships.

While Jeff and Gage meet the woman who will carry their baby for the first time, Jeff starts to have second thoughts due to the constant bickering between Gage and Zoila.

Jeff refuses to let his newborn baby slow him down; he plans to move into his New Hollywood project to make room for the end of construction at Vista Valley; Gage lags behind, leaving Jeff to wonder if the tension between them will ever subside.

In the wake of Gema's firing, Jeff receives a text full of shocking accusations. Drama ensues between the remaining housekeepers and it becomes too much for Zoila. Without a nanny, Jeff and Gage juggle work and home life as they push to secure a luxurious consulting project. And when Jeff and Zoila meet to discuss the future of their relationship, their conversation takes the most unexpected turn yet.

Jeff puts his normal business practices on hold, focusing instead on remodeling and designing homes; Jenni and Zoila return, along with some fresh new faces.

Julie's overly-involved approach to the flipping process clashes with Jeff's working style; with construction completed, the group sets out to furnish Heather's place; Valley Vista sees more personnel changes.

When business manager Gage decides to hire an assistant, Jeff brings in a "ringer" to help him out.

Jeff decides to focus on customer service and professionalism; a concerning pet issue.

Jeff is forced to consider what is most important to him; Jeff asks Sarah personal questions.

Jeff takes Casa Vega on as a client; when Jett brings his son to work, Jeff and Zoila compete.

Jeff attends Chloe's birthday party in an effort to repair his friendship with Ryan; being surrounded by Ryan's friends and family however causes Jeff to wonder if it's time he should settle down.

Zoila is upset when Jeff threatens to replace her; Jeff discovers a squatter on Chaz's propety.

Jeff and the gang travel to New York City for the Kitchen of the Year unveiling.

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.

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.

Feeling the pressure, Jeff considers cutting back on jobs.

Moving forward, Jeff decides to ``trim the fat'' off his business.

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

Jeff becomes frustrated by the demands of some high-maintenance clients; Jeff confronts Ryan about his business practices and their relationship.

Sarah makes careless mistakes, straining her relationship with Jeff.

Jeff and his crew organize a catalog shoot. Meanwhile, Jeff and Gage decide to put their dream home on the market, and a stressed Jeff struggles to balance his various responsibilities.

Jeff feels that Sarah needs tough love to get up to speed; Jenni makes a mistake with a major client.

When the design team puts the finishing touches on George Eads' residence, it finds out the "CSI" actor has a sensitive side; Jeff needs to find his own place in which to live and work, but a rainstorm threatens to wash away his plans.

Back from Orlando, Fla., Jeff prepares his father's condominium for the market, schedules more demolition at Valley Vista and goes house hunting with one of his favorite clients, Jeanne Shaw; then, the childcare situation takes a turn for the worse.

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.