Kitty wrote:

Jeff, you are stong with your business decisions, however; when it comes to your employees you need to be tougher! Chris and Stephen are not watching your back. They are both albatross's around your neck - fire them and move on. I love your show and my husband and I want to see it more on BRAVO but you have not been on for many weeks now. I did write requesting they show you more...love your first assistant. But unfortunately you hired her husband and firing him will probably cause friction between you and her. I would still let him go.
Good Luck Jeff - we love your show!

posted on September 24, 2007 at 5:20 PM

Debra McCarthy wrote:

On one show you said that Travertine or Saturnia was so over, what is now for flooring, I see you do a lot of hardwood, but I find that difficult in kitchens and not practical in baths.

posted on September 24, 2007 at 10:14 PM

Michelle wrote:

I Love your show. I am obsessive compulsive too. I am a manager for a surgeon's practice where it is OK to be a perfectionist. I really sympathized with you when an employee lost your cat. I have cats inside myself and I cannot understand how your employees could be so irresponsible with your animals. I am currently getting my Master's degree in Human Resources which takes most of my time, but I never miss your show. I can't wait until the new season.

posted on September 25, 2007 at 2:16 AM

Julia Sweeney wrote:

Hi Jeff,

I love the show and particularly your style. We are about to purchase a new home and will be gutting the kitchen, baths, etc. My husband and I loved the marble trough sink you used. Can you provide some more info on it...and was it all fabricated together with the countertops? Any other kitchen trends we should be aware of?

Looking forward to more episodes!
~Julia

posted on September 25, 2007 at 11:07 AM

Christopher Alexander wrote:

Dear Jeff, I finally feel validated that there is someone out there as compulsive as myself. My home is like my showcase and I think it reflects the personality of the occupant. If it is a mess more than likely the occupant is. I get a lot of people who feel uncomfortable in my home because it is just too perfect. It feels perfectly comfortable to me because I know how to live in it. You made a comment about people who use your powder room and mess up the towels, you go in behind them and fix the towels. That was great I laughed so hard, I do the exact the same thing. I also tend to run off most men I date because I will walk them around and point out the things they mess up in my home. There are not many people like us out there and it is so refreshing to see someone like yourself making a guy like me feel better about my o.c.d. Yes I can be mean, yes I can make people squirm, it is all about standards and living up to them. I also wanted to say I think you are absolutely gorgeous, I am sick of others making comments about work you may or may not have had done. They're just jealous they cant fix things they are self conscious about. I think you look great and I think the work you do is phenomenal. Just so you know I keep myself medicated in order to be mellow, otherwise things just wouldnt be pretty. Keep up the great work and I'm glad to see you've raised the standards in your business and staff. There's always room for improvement no matter how perfect you may think things are.....Take Care and the best of luck to you. Christopher

posted on September 25, 2007 at 2:56 PM

Kimberly Laudon wrote:

I love your show .. when does it start back up. Love it love it, can't wait to watch it again. let me know. Thank you, Kimberly

posted on September 25, 2007 at 3:20 PM

Steve wrote:

I think your show is fun to watch as well.
I think your employees enjoy being with you because...although you can be tough...I think the "highs" far outweigh any of the "lows".
You are the most enjoyable Reality Show Star that Bravo has managed to showcase.

Side question...I'm always intrigued by Ryan's assistant...the Asian girl - but, she doesn't seem to speak in any of the episodes.
Does she say anything next season ?
I like the relationship you have with your assistant - and wonder if Ryan has the same type relationship with his assistant.

posted on September 25, 2007 at 5:10 PM

jeremy wrote:

jeff u r so hot just like me, i am so attracted to u my name is jeremy and im 27 in indiana would love to talk 2 u more if u could fit me in u may even think im hot

posted on September 25, 2007 at 5:12 PM

Caroline wrote:

What is the name and maker of the paint color in the kitchen at Valley Oak? Love it, thanks Jeff.

posted on September 25, 2007 at 5:39 PM

David wrote:

Jeff,
My wife and I loved your show. We waited eagerly every week to see the changes to your properties and the antics of you and your staff. I am a design-builder in Charlotte, NC and truly admire the way you pull your homes together. Your eye for detail is fantastic. I did have a question regarding that beautiful trough sink at Nottingham that aired in the "open house" episode. Who is the manufacturer? I have searched the internet and had my suppliers looking for a double drain trough sink that appears to be fireclay or porcelain to no avail. If you could let me in on the secret I would be forever grateful?
Thanks,
David

posted on September 25, 2007 at 7:52 PM

Nancy wrote:

Jeff, Are you working on some more episodes? I cant get any info on the web site.....Are you on Hiatus? When can we look forward to more Flipping Out?

posted on September 25, 2007 at 9:14 PM

Stanley Escobar wrote:

Mr. Lewis
Love the show! And one thing I can say is I can relate with thing getting done my way! They just understand what type of people we are, we are unique. Well I flip properties also in L.A., mostly in the city of whittier. Well its been tight, last won was the begining of this year. I am a mortgage broker and have taken your concept! I use to move from one to one, but never thought of placing my business in the same house hold! makes total sense and I am working on that! I will let you know how it works out! Look forward to seeing the next episode, especially in this market! Its crazy!

posted on September 25, 2007 at 9:32 PM

Tim wrote:

Hi Jeff. I have a 4 bedroom home that I plan to put on the market. I was thinking about doing some remodeling, specifically, removing 2 non-load bearing walls on one of the bedrooms which would increase the size of the living room. What would be a better selling point...a 4th bedroom or a larger living room?

Thanks!

posted on September 26, 2007 at 12:55 PM

Jean wrote:

Love the show. Do your assistants do any real work? It's time they step up. Jenny and Zoila seem to be the only ones who work hard and the rest just float through. Is it just editing? Time to kick some butt. Please come back soon, can't wait.

posted on September 26, 2007 at 6:31 PM

Ksenia wrote:

Jeff,
Love your show, you are amazing!
What is an inspiration for your design? It is great,love it!
I can't wait to see the new season!
Ksenia

posted on September 26, 2007 at 7:44 PM

Tracy wrote:

Jeff, My husband and I love your show. You have so many great ideas and all of your homes are awesome!! You have inspired us to do some remodeling to our home. Zoila is the best!! We love all the animals !! Keep up the good work-Tracy&Bob

posted on September 26, 2007 at 10:52 PM

Marilyn O. Baudier wrote:

Jeff you are sooooo awesome! I truly do get you and hope to get much much more of you and your too cute for words crew. I do love Jenny, her hubby and your business partner. I sincerely hope you guys move forward with a new season. Your show is not only entertaining but it's totally educational too. What a great show!!!! You have left us wanting sooooooo much more!
Marilyn
Covington, Louisiana

posted on September 27, 2007 at 7:17 AM

Amy Medrano wrote:

Jeff,
Hello! I hope this finds you doing well. My husband and I watch the show all the time and are very impressed with the work you do. There are a lot of "house flippers" who do the minimum to fix the house just to make a profit, but you and your team really put quality into your work which is a nice change. I would purchase a home from you without hesitation. My question is this, what color was the office in the Valley Oak home? It was kinda of a blue-greenish or turquios color. I am painting a room in my home and have tried to match the color but it is still way off. Please let me know what color it is and what company it was purchased from whenever possible. Thanks in advance and happy house flipping to you.
Sincerely,
Amy Medrano
San Antonio, Texas

posted on September 27, 2007 at 1:11 PM

Tom wrote:

Jeff, what brand of appliances do you use in your

Thank You.

posted on September 27, 2007 at 5:43 PM

Alma wrote:

Jeff, I love your show! You have great interior decorating style so I have a question for you about my bedroom...the room size is 12 x 20; I have a king-size bed. I want to buy black & white toile bedding/curtians and I want to incorporate a blood-red in a couple of throw pillows...Here's the question: what color should I paint my walls? If I do one in the blood-red color, what color should I do the other 3? My master bathroom walls are khaki so should I repaint the bathroom and if so, what do you suggest? AND, would you do the bathroom also in black & white toile? Thank you for your input!

posted on September 28, 2007 at 10:51 AM

DDc wrote:

Hi Jeff, I LOVE your show. OCD is a gift. Your style, WOW! I want a Jeff Lewis house. Regarding your staff: Jenny doing a good job. Zoila for goodness sake she can do more. The other 2 you do not need fulltime. You just need 1 guy part-time 2 days a week. I wish you continued success. Have a great life.
DD in San Antonio TX

posted on September 28, 2007 at 10:42 PM

Jolie wrote:

Hi Jeff... love the show and the whole crew. Who is the artist that did the big canvas painting in the great room at Valley Oak one?
Thanks much!
Jolie

posted on September 29, 2007 at 5:48 PM

Victoria Athens wrote:

Hi, Jeff,
Of course, I loved your show. I watched every episode at least three times... modern day Seinfeld. What brand is the glass-door refrigerator in Valley Oak and what brand windows and doors do you use? Thanks for your time, and I look forward to next season.
Victoria

posted on September 29, 2007 at 6:54 PM

lance p wrote:

Will there be another season of Flipping OUT? I love the show and watching the transformation of properties. Very useful information. Please do another season.

posted on September 30, 2007 at 6:20 PM

Iris wrote:

Hi jeff,
Forgetting about your OCD behavior, which I feel doesn't always display that except in stressful situations, why not use supplies that aren't so top of the line; but beautiful, to keep your overhead down? This way, you will still have monies in the bank. As far as the towel thing being straightened, I don't have OCD, that I'm aware of, but when I have company I, too, want to keep my home perfect especially in the bathroom when I know it will be used by another guest. I noticed that you're always buying take-out food, why doesn't your housekeeper cook for you. This way, your sandwiches would be perfect which would be another destresser.
As far as the contractor that let his people use your house as a toilet bowl, I would fire him and his entire crew. In fact, I would have had HIM clean it out. Wasn't it up to him to tell you that his workers need a toilet....how about digging a hole in the ground for the time being. As far as the workers using your property as a skate board ride, if I was your neighbor, I would be upset too. That is money YOU are wasting too.
You happen to be a wonderful designer, but you must have the proper help behind you.

posted on October 1, 2007 at 12:23 PM

Patricia wrote:

Hi Jeff,
I'm going to redo my kitchen. I can't figure out in what order to plan things - I'm staining cabinets, getting new appliances, new floor, new paint, new counter tops.
Love your show.

posted on October 2, 2007 at 12:57 PM

Shawn wrote:

Jeff,
Love the show, you remind me a LOT of myself.

My question is : Such as yourself, when you are buying and selling properties for your living, how do you avoid your credit rating being lowered from inqueries when just normal business operations of buying and selling properties requires the lenders to run your personal credit ? I've thought about buying the properties using my corp which has good credit and I'm assuming business credit wouldn't be affected so much from inqueries. Would they still run your personal credit in that case ?

posted on October 3, 2007 at 12:24 PM

Kimberly Simmons wrote:

Jeff,
Your show is absolutely fabulous and I've seen every episode. I would like to know if you would ever be interested in looking at any property in Arizona? I live in a little neighborhood called "Sunnyslope". It is a beautiful mecca in the middle of the city and the North Mountain preserve. It has been allowed to fall down the tubes and open some doors to low income and less than desirable folks...you get the picture. Anyway, a few years ago, the city attempted a major clean up project, but it wasn't nearly good enough. It needs to continue!!! There is absolutlely no reason for this fantastic area to be habitated by people that don't care about it or all of the beauty and fun it has to offer. If I had the money or knew of more investors like yourself, I would certainly be on a crusade here. I would like to encourage you and Jenni (or any other investors you may know if you can't) to visit and just take a look and see if you feel the same. You can feel free to contact me and I'll give you a guided tour. I know you are busy and would understand if you can't make it down personally, but I beg you to look into this, you won't be sorry! I have nothing to gain except for gratitude for anyone that can come in and help rebuild this lost little community in the middle of metro Phoenix!!!

posted on October 3, 2007 at 1:53 PM

Jeff's 1# Fan wrote:

Hi, Jeff your show is so funny. Ilove your personality your so much like my mom it's scary! I think your assisant Jenni is to darling fo words. They say when life gives you lemons you make lemonade in your case when life gives you property Flip Out! I admire the way you hire and fire your employees sometimes with grace and other times with anger. When it comes down to the wire you do your job and just be Jeff. Just remeber one thing no matter what anyone says be who feel like being. Flipping Out will come back with a 2 season right?

posted on October 6, 2007 at 5:26 PM

Kat wrote:

Hi Jeff,

I love your show, greatly admire and respect you, and agree with you on most everything. Furthermore, I don't understand why your employees think you are difficult to work for, as I have had far worse employers and don't feel you are asking them to do anything that is unreasonable.

Here are my questions pertaining to decorating:

I have been living with the same furniture for years, and some of it is obviously dated. I would like to change it myself, by adding some overlays, etc., but I have a chronic pain condition and am unable to do this myself. However, if I were to hire someone to help me with this, would you have any idea who I would hire? Would I hire a carpenter? What kinds of questions would you recommend I ask them?

Or, if I wind up buying new furniture and replacing what I have, although it is perfectly good and would I think look better and updated with a few minor improvements, what style would you think I should decorate in that would stand the test of time?

I like mission style furniture, but I also like the coastal style of decorating, because I live in the desert but grew up near the ocean. I also like Spanish style furniture and actually have a dining set that is old style Spanish with pine, although the rest of my furniture is oak. So you can see how confusing and confounding this all is. I never intended to have such a mish-mash of styles and looks, and all of this came together quite by accident.

I don't know whether I ought to just set all of it out on the street and set it on fire and start all over again.

What are your ideas? I know that if anyone can help me, it will be you.

I look forward to hearing your ideas.

Thank you for your help in advance, and your wisdom.

Kat

posted on October 12, 2007 at 2:23 PM

Patricia wrote:

Hi Jeff
When will you be answering all the preceding questions?

posted on October 23, 2007 at 12:38 PM

stacey wrote:

Hey the gang of Flipping Out,
My husband and i are waiting for the new season. The website says New Shows Tuesdays at 9:00c time. However, the last season of queer eye is on. Are ya'll working on the new season? Someone please update us a new season. Dates? My husband and i really laugh out loud during your show.That doesn't happen much on tv these days. Jeff, you are a type A , but you know your stuff. We hope to see more soon. Thanks Stacey

posted on October 23, 2007 at 11:09 PM

Michelle wrote:

I want to have the negative energy cleared from my house. How do you go about finding a good person to do this?

posted on November 1, 2007 at 6:23 PM

Joe Alvarez & Buddy wrote:

Jeff, What is your take on this current market?
Are you coming back this season?
with this current jumbo loan market credit crunch, how are you financing your sales?
In one of your last episode you seemed really stressed, now that the market has changed do you still flip? or are you on the sidelines?

enjoing your flips,
Joe & Buddy

posted on December 10, 2007 at 8:20 PM

ChildrenFurnitureFour wrote:

Hello,


I found your blog a few days ago and it`s great! Thanks!

posted on January 26, 2008 at 12:45 AM

Susan Swan wrote:

Jeff Lewis,
I am a 36 year old, white, married housewife living in the central prairies in Canada!!!!! I LOVE JEFF!!! He has changed my life. I too am a little compulsive about things and I love seeing your life! I too have been interested in houses and the real estate market for as long as I can remember. I was a Realtor for a couple of years and am now working with a website dedicated to selling homes for sale by owner. I love it cause I get a peak into the homes (structural and design) of everyone else. I notice everything when I go to a home to do an ad. Right now my husband and I are realizing our dream of building a "little house on the prairies" where we live and farm. I WISH I had your negotiation skills with the trades people as we have been getting shafted for months now with workers not showing up and price quotes going throught the roof!! Have you ever considered coming up here to do a TV bit on building or renovating!!! We could really use some advice and we have honestly been waiting for the plumbers for 10 weeks now. You absolutely cannot work in a house with no heat in winter time in Canada. So here we wait. I thank God every day (literally) that I can watch your show and for a minute forget about our building problems. Your problems are always so much more dramatic......I love it. We have "flipped" and sold every house we have ever owned to get to our goal of building this house. I am very close to realizing this dream and am enjoying your show immensley! Keep up the good work and give the dogs a hug from me (we have a bichon) cause I love them too!!!!!!
Susan Swan

posted on February 13, 2008 at 10:32 PM

JEFF wrote:

WOW JEFF, Im not alone, I have all the labels in perfect view and organized to my likes.
My friends..... have gotten a laugh by turning every staple in the pantry upside down and labels facing to the rear!!
How cruel!...LOL

Your awesome, thanks,
Jeff NYC

posted on June 14, 2008 at 12:09 PM

Lynda Chrismer-Tangeman wrote:

Hello Jeff:
I adore you (your staff) and your show, and of course my kids and I love Monkey and the pups. I am asking for your help for a lawn/landscaping problem. Our backyard neighbors are hideous, and we want to block them out- maybe with a live bamboo fence. We don't want a boring privacy fence, nor do we want an ugly metal fence, so we were thinking about some kind of live fence- any ideas??? We really only need in for the back "wall" not on the sides- we don't want to be rude to the other neighbor. Thanks and keep being awesome and OTC- it is what makes you the best!!

posted on June 14, 2008 at 12:13 PM

Michelle wrote:

Jeff,

I'am in the process of building a home at lake tahoe. The designer is wanting to know what brand of appliances I would like to purchase. What are your favorite brands?

Thanks,

Michelle

posted on June 14, 2008 at 3:47 PM

charisse toale wrote:

jeff! love that you are back! thanks for your vision and willingness to share your ideas..
need one now.
i have a tony neighborhood which everyone wants to live in, (winter
park) i love this 2/1 wood/marble floors, built in 1951
so i have grand plans for a addition (2 years?) for a new addition to the master with a new bath addition.. thats the good news
bad news.. renovated first and only bathroom 6 years abo (marble and great tub/shower combo. was not sealed correctly causing water damage under the floor/shower, so i need to redo the whole bathroom.
it is a small bathroom 6 feet wide, 10 feet long, with the option of taking over a closet from either bedroom as an option)
question, even if it is longer, it is still width wise the same.. does it make sense to do this, as an idea make a separate shower. or do i just max this little, primary bathroom with better quality tiles,(ann saks?) and vessel sink? or what?
ideas please! thanks!

posted on June 15, 2008 at 12:02 PM

Rebecca McKenzie-Young wrote:

I am a woman who has been doing this flipping for awhile(in Hawaii)and always run in to your problems-some greater. But I kept going until now with the market turning.
I was wondering why do you pay these guys by the day $300 ea I think and not the project? One episode showed the men seem goofing off "dirt surfing" down the hill and playing when you are gone. Great show!! I am interested in emailing your Dad about his work in Long Beach could you let me know? Thank you.Let me know when you plan a trip to Hawaii. Aloha, Rebecca

posted on June 20, 2008 at 11:29 PM

Harry wrote:

Jeff,

Love the show. I'm 28, have a degree in Business Management, and want to get into your industry. How did you start out? My family is willing to back me on my first investment, but I want to make sure I don't bite off more than I can chew. Would you suggest an apartment? It seems that now days everyone is staining concrete, installing track lighting--and calling it a loft! What was your first real project? Please give a newbie some background and advice.

Thanks,

H. Oliver

posted on June 23, 2008 at 4:27 AM

nick wrote:

Jeff,

I enjoy watching your show and seeing what a talent you have for making these houses homes. But i got to in depth thinking tonight and I am concerned for you. I know I only see an hour of your life every week for 12 episodes, but do you have any joy in your life outside of your work?? Any relationships? What about relationships with your sibilings? Humans were not made to be prided off their work, but to be prided off their interactions with others. It seems you are 100% consumed with wealth building, and nothing else. Just concerned, I hope this isn't the case. Anyway I enjoy your show and I wish I had as wonderful an eye for design as you do.

Nick from IL

posted on June 25, 2008 at 1:06 AM

FranB wrote:

We are complete opposites, I'm female, black and almost broke, but what we do have in common is a love for the RE Industry. I'm a Mortgage Consultant "Loan Officer" in plain English. I admire your work ethic most, style and demeanor second. I'm eager to follow your footsteps and remember hearing you talk about homes in Escrow. I wanted to know more about that process as a means for me to acquire property. Did you ever think of working with Bravo to advertise a "Sweepstakes" of some sort where the winner would win a JEFF LEWIS HOME? I have 3900 sq ft. victorian/brownstone in Baltimore, MD that needs to be remodeled. I haven't really done anything cosmetic and I've been here almost 8 years. Your fabulous style would blow the roof off this house. I wish I could show you pictures (circa 1932, pocket doors, fireplaces, vintage arches, etc.) I have it all. My home is listed on the National Register and located in Historical Neighborhood. Not that it means much, but will give you an idea of the features I mention. Would you offer an internship? Hoping to hear from you.......be blessed :0)

posted on June 25, 2008 at 4:59 PM

Eric wrote:

Jeff, I must say I am a huge fan, but even more so of your style and vision. I live in the Los Angeles Area, and my wife and I are looking to relocate out of our townhome into a Single family. Where can I find your homes for sale. Is there anyway of getting that info?

posted on June 25, 2008 at 7:15 PM

Alison wrote:

Jeff,
My husband and I absolutely love your show. We would love for you to come up to San Francisco and add your fabulous design style to our 100 year old modern Victorian single family home? We have a good size budget, are easy to work with, and will trust your decisions :)
Thanks,
Alison

posted on June 26, 2008 at 1:09 AM

andrew durham wrote:

i love ya show jeff. i thought i was the only person in the world who obsessed about his money facing the same way and being so organized, til i seen you do it. i went and got my brother and showed him how you was obsessin about your money and was like "i do that". it was cool. but the most important thing i've got from you and ya show is i just really didn't believe you and ryan had dated. didn't see that comin at all. but you and ryan have really helped me to get passed alot wrong thinking i had concerning, well just being gay. but i love yall and yall real good people. keep flippin houses, and keep flippin out.

posted on June 26, 2008 at 6:25 PM

karen lumbert wrote:

hi jeff have I got a question for you I had an appraisal done on my house 6 months ago it came back 360.000.00 which we thought fair we were trying to take equity out then 1 day before signing paper work the bank called and said they did a drive by and reappraised our house for 290,000.00 because the could not find a comp within range they went with a house that was much smaller [2000sq ft apposed to mine at 3374 sqft ]as the comp. what can we do to change this we feel the bank has made a huge mistake but they refuse loan because of this hope to hear from you soon love the show karen

posted on June 29, 2008 at 11:29 AM

slotgirl7 wrote:

I want to know what kind of cat is "MONKEY"?? I luv him!!

posted on June 29, 2008 at 1:25 PM

Linda Louis wrote:

First of all, I love and appreciate your business and how you run it. Aside from that, you are the most adorable man, I love your personality and who you are. Do you have any desire for women? Can we have dinner???

~ Linda

posted on June 29, 2008 at 2:07 PM

Sheri Bongers wrote:

Jeff,
Myself and many are inquiring on a job, if hired I would:
1. Start the day walking the dogs, so they would be tired, not fight, become injured or misuse your home.
2. Complete my list, errands, chores and banking.
3. Look and be professional.
4. End my day walking the dogs, so they would be tired, not fight, become injured or misuse your home.
I would be so proficient and do my job so well, you would forget all about me, you would just know it was getting handled. More time to worry about the rest of your employees...but not your home, or your animals, or having to repair things in your home that were getting wrecked. You would like me, I get it, it's just not that hard.

Sheri

posted on July 1, 2008 at 11:36 PM

Jeremy wrote:

Love your show, I can't stop watching! Your assistants do so much work for you and I was aondering how much are they reimbursed for their services?

posted on July 2, 2008 at 9:09 AM

Amy wrote:

Hi Jeff,
Have you guys considered selling t-shirts that say: "don't bite me Jeff" - Zoila
I think this show is so hillarious, but I'm curious if everyone has acting experience?
Amy

posted on July 3, 2008 at 6:03 PM

Ananymous wrote:

Dear Jeff. I want you to understand that your opinions and feelings are never validated by those close to you (the staff) and your business partner not because, as they want you to feel "you are too much to handle", but rather because they usually have their own motives invested in their reactions to you. And their motives are usually dirty and selfish. They want you to suffer and they always want to prove to you that they have it hard. Some, won't call names here, are unmotivated and lazy..and others are cold and competitive. In truth, Jeff, you are beyond amazing - and I am not talking about your talent here- I am talking about you as a person - just incredible. And, no question, very, very talented, to top it off. I am very sorry you are surrounded by a bunch of unappreciative, unsupportive people.

posted on July 6, 2008 at 12:50 AM

Melissa wrote:

Jeff, after seeing your amazing work, I want a Jeff Lewis home!! Any chance you would come to Dallas to remodel my home? I'd give you carte blanche. How about any colleagues you would recommend who are located in the Dallas area and share your talent? Love your show!

posted on July 6, 2008 at 3:26 PM

Angela Lopez wrote:

Jeff,
I absolutely love your show,I agree with you in so many ways. I also have three dogs,and i, like you, like everything to be a certain way, and no i do not think it is to much to ask.. I am professional skin care therapist and i work 7 days a week to provide my clients with the very best. I have tivo'd your entire season, please don't ever go off the air, you are a slice of sanity in a crazy world, and i love that you make me laugh.. If you are ever in phoenix look me up at xs salon and spa and i will give you the best facial experience ever....
Angela

posted on July 9, 2008 at 12:31 PM

michelle marshall wrote:

Fabulous show! As much as I LOVE the drama, I would like to see more of your incredible design work. Live in Dallas where everything is over the top. I really appreciate the liveable simplicity of your design. Ever thought of doing a book?

Thanks from a fellow rescue dog owner!

posted on July 9, 2008 at 12:40 PM

Elaine wrote:

Hi Jeff,

Love you and love your show. Chris Elwood is absolutely taking advantage of you AND his wife. He is well aware you might have issues confronting him because of Jenny. Chris blatantly lied to you and obviously Jenny, without a modicum of guilt and yet you are the one who feels guilty and dirty for spying? Let him go and stick to it. If that means losing Jenny then so be it. No one is irreplacable. Yes, she is your friend (if she really doesn't know Chris is lying), but he is NOT a friend. He is a free-loader taking advantage of a cushy situation. You are a little out there with some of your demands but it is your money, honey and you are paying people to maintain everything to your specifications. Don't buy faux friendship. This isn't your first rodeo! Looking forward to future episodes. Ryan rocks, too.

posted on July 10, 2008 at 5:26 PM

Morgan Brennan wrote:

Jeff, you really are a genius, and a true inspiration. Your houses are absolute works of art.
I find your work awe-inspiring.
Your show has re-spark my passion for real estate. And for that, I thank you deeply.

I was wondering though, how does one get into the business of "flipping" and remodeling houses ?

Best of luck, Jeff, on all of your projects and future endeavors.

posted on July 13, 2008 at 12:48 AM

Jose Melendez wrote:

Hola Jeff, from the "Central Valley" curious does Zoila ever cook some great Mexican food!
I can relate to your OCD often addressed, but you and your staff along with Ryan are always eating out of styrofoam at your table. What's up with that? That's a little insite of my OCD.Enjoy your show it would be great to have you take a day off and drive up and visit me.
You could use a break from city to country.

posted on July 13, 2008 at 1:43 PM

Barbra wrote:

Hey don't be giving up so much info to your so called valued right hand gal. I think the spy cams were priceless and the fact that you did not tell they were there. SURPRISE PRICELESS

posted on July 14, 2008 at 12:22 PM

Elizabeth Geib wrote:

I love your STYLE and Ubsessive Compulsiveness.
I was wondering with the way the world/us economey is going today,(Hell in A handbasket)
**Would you(Jeff) Ever concidder Flipping An Earth Ship for some one???**

Earthy Ships Are completly of the grid, No Water bill, No electric bill. ALL energy/water from sky.
The home is made of recycled tires, cans and glass bottles.
Although efficent, most of these homes could use Jeff's magical flipping touch!!
A type of Bio-architecture.

let me know??
Elizabeth

posted on July 15, 2008 at 8:46 PM

tara wrote:

Hi Jeff!
I love your show so much and it is such a joy to watch. You always make me smile. I was wondering what you would do to add life to a room I am about to paint? I want to paint it like a light blue. My mom, by the way, thinks you are amazing! We always laugh constantly when we watch the show. We so back you up on the decision to install the nanny cam. We are sorry about what happened in the end though. I hope everything works out in the end! I hope to talk to you soon! - Tara :)

posted on July 15, 2008 at 9:32 PM

miriam wrote:

I love, love, love, your show and your associates. Really love your business partner you guys are a HOOT to watch i even have my truck driving husband watching with me. I can hardly waitfor every tuesday and have to say i even watch the reruns quite often. LOve Voila Your assistant her hubby is a disapointment Keep up the good show and remember Jeff if these guys stick with yo this long they do deserve some slack one in while. yeeks!!! see you tonight at 10pm grannyfalls/washington

posted on July 15, 2008 at 10:34 PM

Bobby Acker wrote:

Jeff,
You need to cut Jenni some slack, I just watched tonight’s episode, and you are an ass for scolding her about the check. You expect her to read your mind, and when she gets it wrong, you treat her like she is 2! maybe you should communicate better? You are lucky to have her, as your assistant and friend. Keep this up and you will be an even lonelier man than you already are.
Bobby Acker

posted on July 16, 2008 at 12:11 AM

denise wrote:

hey guys
i would like to plant bamboo against my house. will the roots cause any damage to the foundation ?
p.s. jeff is adorable

posted on July 16, 2008 at 5:12 PM

Andrea wrote:

Hi Jeff,
You always mention "phases" throughout several scenes of your show. Can you name and describe what goes on in each phase please? Thank you so much!

Andrea

posted on July 16, 2008 at 6:09 PM

veronica forbes wrote:

Hi Jeff,
I had a chance to sit down and watch the marathon reruns of your show this evening. I like your style of perfection. It is sometimes hard for people to take at first, but if they last a little while with you they find out that you just want everything to be as appealing as possible. You have a real intuition about design. It is a treat to watch! I think that you need loyal employees with a good work ethic. So firing Chris was the right thing to do. I hope to meet you in person some day.
Veronica Forbes (like the magazine, but not the money! lol)

posted on July 18, 2008 at 11:30 PM

diane of The Sanctuary wrote:

Love your show. Love your work. I'm a big fan I was just catching up on episodes and noticed that you required that moving and packing be completed before Mercury went retro. Great call. It led me to wonder if you are also paying attention to Feng Shui principles? I slso wondered how you are utilizing astrological methods in regards to managing your staff and clients. The shows' promos mention your interest in Metaphysics, which is what drew me to watch. This is the first I've seen on the show though. Would love to see more.
BTW, all things considered, I think you are dealing with the people in your life just fine. Give yourself a break, it is a disfunctional world. We are all imperfect, we are all perfectly human.
Peace,
di

posted on July 19, 2008 at 2:05 PM

shoreh wrote:

Hey Jeff,
I love your show. YOU ROCK! Have a question. Buying an old house that needs a lot of TLC, about 2,230 sq. ft. How much do you think it will cost me to make to knock out 2 walls, put in a new kitchen and a bathroom.
Help?
Shoreh

posted on July 19, 2008 at 2:46 PM

kristy lawrence wrote:

Hi Jeff, Would you ever consider modeling, you would be perfect. I would love it if you just wrote back to say hi to me and my twin sister Linda, who just like me is hooked on the show. Your homes have such class and I could only dream you would give my home a makeover!! Thank you and have a great day!! Kristy

posted on July 23, 2008 at 1:30 AM

kristy lawrence wrote:

Hi Jeff, Would you ever consider modeling, you would be perfect. I would love it if you just wrote back to say hi to me and my twin sister Linda, who just like me is hooked on the show. Your homes have such class and I could only dream you would give my home a makeover!! Thank you and have a great day!! Kristy

posted on July 23, 2008 at 1:34 AM

Alina Zhak wrote:

Hey Jeff!
Your so dedicated to your work and that is beyond admirable. I love your show! It's like crack for me. haha

Ok so I have a story for you. Me, my mom, and my step-dad were watching Flipping Out and I was like mom, do you think Jeff Lewis is good-looking? And then my step-dad jumps in and says, Alina, he's gay. I was like no he's not! What? No!
I don't know if I'm just in denial but I would definitely like to know because I think you are perfect. Gay or not. I'm just dying to know.
Haha, I hope this makes you laugh if anything, because I am not at all trying to offend you.

Love ya!
XoXo
Alina

posted on July 27, 2008 at 7:08 PM