In the country side of Brazil in the 1940’s, Nelson Sr. started learning the art of building cabinets. He had a German man as a teacher who taught him the craftsmanship to build a beautiful piece of art. Nelson Sr. moved to the United States in 1969 where he started working as a carpenter for the Armenian Church in New York. His commitment to his craft and the legacy he left behind is characterized in his work. He passed his expertise to his son, Nelson Jr., who  understood the passion there is in crafting and building wood pieces from a young age. In 1984, Nelson Jr. opened his business working for many contractors in the Boston area from framing to finish. Nelson Jr. has built a sizable portfolio and managed many budgets to make sure that his customers are getting the most value for their money. Nelson Jr. has worked on new homes, additions and millwork in many towns around the Greater New England area. His accomplishments include commercial projects such as the renovation of Shreve, Crump and Low in Boston, Kitchen Views in Needham and Mansfield, and Ivy Street School in Newton.