Omega Disaster Restoration is proud to announce the acquisition of Hanover Woodworking Studio, expanding the company’s services to include high-end custom cabinetry and countertops. With the addition of Hanover Woodworking Studio, Omega will be better able to support clients in their mitigation, restoration and remodeling needs. 

Hanover Woodworking Studio provides custom cabinetry and premium countertops for residential and commercial customers across Central Virginia. For the past thirty years, Hanover Woodworking Studio was owned and operated by Tim Christensen before becoming part of the Omega family. Hanover Woodworking has worked with residential and commercial clients in all areas of Central Virginia from Petersburg to Powahatan to some of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Richmond. On the residential side, the company has built bespoke kitchens, laundry rooms, bathrooms, mudrooms and bookshelves for clients seeking unique and custom solutions to upgrade their homes. It’s likely that you have also seen Hanover Woodworking’s commercial work around town in places like Gelati Celesti and Monkey’s in Carytown. 

Omega Disaster Restoration is a locally owned and operated business based in Chesterfield County. The business was started out of the felt need to provide a mitigation and restoration company with local roots and a strong focus on customer service. Omega provides support for residential and commercial clients who have experienced property damage from water, fire and other natural disasters. In addition to mitigating damage, Omega provides restoration, remodeling and reconstruction services for both residential and commercial customers as a Class A General Contractor.  

Omega has seen strong demand for reconstruction, remodeling and renovation services with a heavy emphasis on custom cabinetry and high-end countertop solutions and feels the timing of this acquisition and the addition of the talented team from Hanover Woodworking will continue to elevate the products and services it provides to customers.  

For more information about Omega Disaster Restoration and Hanover Woodworking Studio, contact Adam Collins.