You find out from us.
Not by asking.
Most contractors go quiet after the contract is signed. At Nexus, your project runs on a live CompanyCam photo book from day one — updated every working day, shareable with anyone, no login required. You know what happened on site before you think to ask.
A process built around
your timeline.
From a single bathroom to a capital program across twelve properties — the same written scope, the same daily documentation, the same Friday report. Every time.
One contractor.
Every scope.
Serving homeowners, property managers, REITs, hospitality operators, licensed realtors, and insurance adjusters. Typical project range: $15,000 – $1,000,000 depending on scope. All subcontractors are licensed and managed under one construction contract.
No surprises.
Complete transparency.
Every step documented, from scope to sign-off — written scope, daily photos, weekly reports, and punch-list close-out. See exactly how a Nexus project runs.
Learn Our ProcessBuilt on trust.
Proven by results.
"Most contractors need reminders to update you. Nexus just does it — photos every day, written summary on Fridays. I forwarded the first report to our ownership group and they asked who we'd switched to."
"The fire was in the master bedroom. Within 48 hours they had every area documented and a scope written to the adjuster's format. Settlement closed in six weeks. Our neighbor had a smaller claim with a different contractor and is still fighting it."
Built from both sides
of the table.
There's a reason most renovation projects slip their budget: the owner and the contractor are looking at the same number with opposite incentives.
I've been on the other side of that relationship for most of my career — developing real estate, building and exiting a business, carrying tenants across California and Oregon. I came back to Minnesota in 2023 and built Nexus around the one thing I never got consistently enough as a developer: a contractor who told me the truth up front.
Whether the project is a single bathroom or a full rebuild — the same process either way.
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