A lead time that does not wait for the weather
While your permit is being processed, your home is being made — under cover, at a fixed station. The site is reduced to an assembly. November rain is no longer your problem.
Turnkey homes
Your home,
delivered in 6 to 7 months.
Not fifteen to eighteen. Our homes are produced in a workshop, then assembled on your plot. You know what you pay, and when you move in.
Five models, with the permit plans — floor areas and levels, room by room.
Key figures
- What you save
- 5 to 7 %
- less than a traditional builder, on the total cost
- Construction lead time
- 6–7 months
- against 15 to 18 in traditional construction
- Produced in the workshop
- >60 %
- of the building, before the site opens
- Quality control
- 400+
- points checked on leaving the workshop
- Energy performance
- EPB A+
- A++ optional — sustainable materials, design that anticipates the regulations
What you save
5 to 7 % less
than a traditional builder.
On the total cost of your purchase, all fees included. This is not a commercial discount: it is what the industrial process allows you not to spend. Here is where it comes from, line by line.
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The construction price
A catalogue drawn once in BIM and reproduced costs less to produce than a home redrawn for every client. Our prices are published, and they sit below the market reference.
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The architect's fees
With a traditional builder, they are calculated as a percentage of the price — so they rise with your home. With us, the plans are provided: your architect files the permit for a fixed fee. The larger the home, the wider the gap.
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The foundations
An offsite structure is markedly lighter than traditional masonry. It requires less foundation work — an item that already represents thousands of euros saved, before anything even comes out of the ground.
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The EPB, the structural study, the soil surveys
Our models are standardised: our reference partners already know them. You get markedly lower rates from them — up to 50% — for your EPB certificate, your structural study and the soil surveys usually required.
Why Nexus Homes
A home is no longer a site.
It is a product.
A traditional builder stacks up trades. We produce — designed, made and checked end to end by the same teams.
The price announced is the price paid
Each model is drawn once in BIM, then reproduced. That is what makes its cost calculable in advance — and what removes the variation orders born of site surprises.
Quality controlled, not observed
More than 400 control points on leaving the workshop. A defect shows up on the line, not from a scaffold six months later.
A short site pays you back
Eleven fewer months of site work means eleven months of interim interest and rent you do not pay. On a 25-year loan, the gap is real and measurable.
Compared with traditional
What changes in practice.
| Traditional construction | Nexus Homes | |
|---|---|---|
| Lead time | 15 to 18 months | 6 to 7 months |
| Weather | Major cause of delay | Almost no effect |
| Quality | Observed on site | Controlled in the workshop |
| Price | Quote, then variation orders | Catalogue, published |
| Interim interest | Carried for 15 to 18 months | Carried for 6 to 7 months |
The traditional lead times quoted are those observed on the Belgian turnkey market.
The catalogue
Five models, plans included.
Five homes open the catalogue, each with its sheets: ground floor, upper floors, elevations. You do not have to request a file to see what you are buying.
optional
NH-02
231 m² · 3 bedrooms
Étroite et fonctionnelle — terrains de faible largeur
- Façades
- 3
- Attic
- Convertible
optional
NH-03
173 m² · 3 bedrooms
Étroite mais profonde — 4 chambres sur petit terrain
- Façades
- 2
- Attic
- Convertible
optional
NH-04
173 m² · 3 bedrooms
Familiale compacte — meilleur rapport surface/prix
- Façades
- 3
- Attic
- Convertible
optional
optional
The technology
Your home comes out of our workshop.
Nexus Homes is not a middleman: the homes are produced by Nexus Building Solutions, in its workshop in Belgium. Same Digital Twin, same lines, same controls as our housing buildings.
Every project is modelled in full before a single profile is cut. The plans go to your architect, who files the permit; we produce. Only the foundations adapt to your soil, after a survey.
Does a model speak to you?
Tell us which one and where your plot is. We reply with a costing that takes your parcel into account.
Talk about your project