Getting a handle on time management can reduce stress and help you enjoy your work. Here are some tips to consider!

For the 2nd year, we decided to partner with Operation Breakthrough by ‘adopting’ a family and help set up for their holiday store.

Our Motto: Have Fun, Make Money and Serve Well. Josh not only embodies this from a company stance but also in all aspects of his life.

Studies say 50%-80% of us will have abandoned our resolutions by February. But why?

The Orchard Apartments project: reroof of 12 buildings and 9 carports, updates to 88 units, pool resurfacing, ADA ramp and carport and more!

Brian Weber is a project manager for the Nexus 5 Group. He has a passion for giving back to our community and the following is his story.

We are lucky to have Jeff Tuter on our team, and we hope to have him here for many years to come.

Smart Warehousing is our 3rd major project in the Edison Building in downtown Overland Park. The Smart Warehousing team was amazing!

Character development takes time. Coach it now, because the lessons of character last a lifetime.

Each year the city of Lenexa hosts a Chili Challenge where 200 teams gather to show off their chili, salsa, and chicken wing making skills.

Cameron has excelled at every task thrown at him. He has a technical mind that allows him to capture the entire concept of HVAC.

Generation Esports is the platform behind the largest competitive gaming organization serving schools and communities in North America.

By Josh McDonald, Project Manager with Nexus 5 Group “Where is my clipboard?” I thought, while searching for the one I knew was stashed...

Stress is a topic that affects us all and we all deal with this in different ways. How has stress affected you?

After years of hard work, it was time to savor the moment and play hard! And we did! For 45 minutes, we were rock stars.

John is one of those rare people who help you define who you are and how you see the world. He's a mentor for so many and he is loved.

The dilemma in Commercial HVAC is between what the Mechanical Contractor wants to do versus what the building owner wants to pay for.