The trio must win over a demanding client and his pregnant wife with a major “wow factor.” Meanwhile, James and Garrett worry that Mel is burying herself in work in order to avoid dealing with her health issues.

The Manscapers' next clients are Mel's good friends in Brooklyn. James and Mel butt heads over his concerns that they will lose money instead of being able to grow their business. Garrett struggles with his work/life balance.

The Manscapers are tasked with creating a Tuscan-themed backyard in the middle of New Jersey. With their business growing rapidly, they decide to do some much needed team building and finally lay down ground rules for the Mannies, but can they go from friends to bosses overnight? Meanwhile, Mel’s doctor calls her with unsettling news.

The Manscapers work with Jay and Vic, who were fired by their previous landscapers. They must learn to juggle their burgeoning business as they have booked a $1 million job with St-Germain liqueur. Mel waits for results on her biopsy.

After successfully completing their first million dollar job with a leading liqueur, the Manscapers find themselves pulled in different directions.

The Manscapers are challenged with their biggest task yet - creating a minimalist space for Mel’s friends Nayla and Kevin, which is totally out of their comfort zone. Meanwhile, James is excited to take on a big project - a World Pride float for a hotel giant. He struggles with focusing on the residential jobs, pushing the Manscapers further and further apart.

A massive challenge awaits the landscapers when they are asked to design a Japanese garden for an ultramodern home in the Hudson Valley; James further alienates himself from his business partners with dreams of heading west.

The Manscapers take on one of the most logistically challenging jobs of their careers at a remote location on Fire Island. Garrett decides to surprise his long-time boyfriend, Andrew with an engagement proposal. The Manscapers reach a final crossroads regarding the future of their business. Will they go their separate ways?