The Hott and Handy team deal with a commitment-phobe client, Kahshanna, who thinks she's ready for a change. However, at the first sign of change in her Harlem apartment, she begins to freak out and becomes unsure if it's what she really wants. Meanwhile, Gage meets with a high-fashion designer about runway modeling, but when the designer suggests that he lose 10 pounds, Gage becomes undecided in what he will do. Then, while shopping for outdoor decor, Kim suggests a statue, but Kahshanna hates it and refuses it. The two begin to argue about Kim's design choices. Will Kahshanna give up control to Kim and love the design--or will she be left disappointed?

The guys are in for a challenge when Kim brings them a high profile client who also happens to be her picky friend, Lori Levine. Lori is a successful publicist whose New York brownstone is frequently photographed because of her impeccable design. But she's got two rooms that have never been seen--and those are her bedroom and walk-in closet. Although her bedroom can be salvaged, her closet is one large mess of shoes, clothes, purses and other odd ends--which sure makes it look like she's got a hoarding issue. What's worse is she's already fired three contractors, and Shane's top-notch fashion (and lack of a handyman's rough hands) is steering her in that same direction once again.