Interior remodels
- What we do
- Walls moved, rooms reworked, whole floors refreshed.
- Materials
- Labor only. You choose and buy them, and we tell you what to order.
- Quote
- Free and in writing, after Iago sees the job.
- Where
- Around Charleston and Columbia, South Carolina.
More than one room, one crew, one plan.
An interior remodel reaches past one kitchen or one bathroom. It can be a wall taken out between two rooms or a closet turned into a laundry room. It can be a whole floor of the house redone. Nexus Build Works does the labor in the order the work needs, so each stage builds on finished work below it.
Moving a wall is where an interior remodel gets serious. We find out whether it carries load and what runs inside it before anything is cut. Nexus is licensed for electrical work in South Carolina. You choose and buy the finishes, and we tell you what to order and when.
What we do
Walls and layout
- Walls that do not carry load removed or moved.
- Load-bearing walls opened with temporary support, a beam sized for the load and posts down to the foundation.
- New walls, closets and openings framed.
- Doorways widened or moved.
Rooms reworked
- Laundry rooms and mudrooms built out.
- Closets reworked with shelving and new doors.
- Bonus rooms finished where the framing and the code allow it.
- Built-ins, shelving and fireplace surrounds.
Whole floors refreshed
- Flooring run through several rooms, with clean transitions.
- Drywall patched or replaced, walls and ceilings painted.
- New doors, base and casing throughout.
- Lights, switches and outlets updated under our South Carolina electrical license.
How we check the work
Bearing walls found first
We look above and below the wall: which way the joists run, what lands on its top plate, what sits under it. A wall comes out only after its load has a new path.
Floors that meet
When two rooms become one, their floors rarely sit at the same height. We check across the opening with a level and plan the transition before you buy flooring.
Ceilings patched flat
Where a wall comes out, the ceiling is patched flat across the old line, so the room reads as one room.
Circuits that can carry the room
New lights and outlets go on circuits that can carry them, checked at the panel.
Doors that close
Door openings are framed plumb and square, so doors hang even and latch without a push.
Where the job needs a permit, the building department inspects it too, and its rules come first.
From Nexus job sites
Oak hallway floor, sanded and finished. 
Oak floor finished around a paneled column. 
The same oak floor from above, across the whole room. 
Walls painted, crown and casing in, floor down. 
Hallway drywall finished and painted, crown installed. 
Painted drywall at an outside corner, crown installed.
What you decide, what you buy
Nexus builds the room. You buy what goes into it. Labor only. You choose and buy the materials, with no markup from us. We tell you what to order and when.
You decide
- Which walls move, and where the new openings go
- Floor, trim and door styles across the rooms
- Where lights, switches and outlets go
- Paint colors
- Which rooms come first, if you live in the house during the work
You buy, we install
- Lumber, beams and drywall on the list we give you
- Flooring and underlayment
- Doors, trim and hardware
- Light fixtures and electrical devices
- Primer and paint
- Equipment rentals and deliveries, such as a dumpster
Labor only. All materials, equipment rentals and deliveries furnished by others (GC/Owner).
Questions about interior remodels
Tell us about the job.
Tell us what you are planning and where the house is. Iago will come out, measure, and send a written quote for the labor. It is free, and there is no obligation.
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