Will brings many skills to Nexus 5 Group, but most importantly Will brings a huge smile and positive attitude to work EVERY DAY.

Challenging times are going to reveal the foundations of character, discipline, and consistency.

6,000 sf tenant improvement located on the 2nd floor of the office building located on the southeast corner of 75th & Mission.

Our core values stood up to the tests the pandemic presented during the Reserve at Barry project. Strong relationships were the glue.

Being active sponsors in not-for-profit events allows us to showcase our brand, give back to the community and have fun as a team!

We’ve been using the Owl Pro for a while now. It just works, every time! It has a great speaker and microphone built in with good range.

With climate change ever so present, now is the perfect time to initiate Green renovations.

Josh joined the team with 20 years of construction experience. His first project with Nexus 5 Group was a large multifamily renovation.

The pandemic created several challenges for a small, custom furniture business. Madison Flitch to Madison Stitch.

We haven't done a good job with organized play time. This spring, we're doing something about it.

Jessica shares her story about life at home with 3 kids during the quarantine, and the perspective she found through the forced downtime.

Gary has worn many hats on our team over the last several years. He's a key member of the team who has helped us continue to grow.

With proactive communication and coordination, we've completed 6 projects on 4 floors at the same time without any major surprises.

How well we serve within our organization will determine how well we serve our clients. Transparency is key.

Elmhurst Terrace Apartments is located in the Chicago suburb of Elmhurst, IL and has 22 buildings and 315 living units.

Jerry Lindsay joined Nexus 5 Group in May 2018 as a project manager. He came to us with over 40 years of experience in construction.

As companies produce the newest equipment, it's on the technicians to learn that technology. Continuing education is incredibly important.

Let’s facilitate opportunities for our teams to impact their communities in more personal ways. This is how we make a sustainable impact.

The screaming superintendents of yesterday are becoming extinct. Instead, a new wave of resourceful and motivational leaders have arrived.

Cascade Health Services' new corporate office building, formerly known as the “Bumblebee Building,” has a new look.