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The safety of our customers, employees and vendors is our top priority. While we are not currently experiencing any disruption to our services, we are closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. However, we have contingency plans in place in the event that we face disruption.

If you business is facing any potential disruption caused by COVID-19 pandemic, please reach out to us and we will make every effort to accommodate you, to ensure we support your projects and business as best we can.

Founded in 1967, Nexus is one of the country's largest greenhouse designers and manufacturers. Our greenhouses are designed to optimize efficiency and growth, while reducing operational costs.

At Nexus, we know your business. Growers count on us because of our expertise in design, engineering and systems integration. Our greenhouses offer tremendous versatility. Combining state-of-the-art systems with your growing requirements, Nexus will provide the ideal environment for your crops.

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Latest News & Announcements

Nov

When You Think You Need A Metal Building

Lucas Greenhouses, a family-owned and operated grower in New Jersey, had outgrown its original shipping facility when owner George Lucas decided to build a new structure in 2014. With demand increasing, the Lucas team was working late into the night during peak months to funnel crops through four shipping doors, and a change was needed.

May

Gotham Greens Takes Locally Grown Produce to a Whole New Level

This article in Greenhouse Grower Magazine in July 2014 is a story about Gotham Greens and how they built the country�s FIRST commercial-scale rooftop greenhouse operation in Brooklyn, New York. The article also talks about their plans for two more projects. One is on the rooftop of a Whole Foods Market in Gowanus, Brooklyn and the third is a 60,000 square foot rooftop in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens. The article explores how they made their vision a reality.