RESOURCES

RESOURCES

Practical Information. Real-World Insight.

This section brings together articles, interviews, code references, and organizations related to construction, sustainability, and building performance in Massachusetts. These are not trends. They’re working references — the kind that help homeowners and professionals understand how homes function and how they should be built.

Industry Recognition & Media Features

In The News

Two Storey Building has been featured in publications and industry conversations focused on sustainable construction, high-performance homes, and thoughtful renovation.

These features reflect the practical, performance-driven approach we bring to every project.

On the road to a low-energy house

On the road to a low-energy house

Building technology is improving every day, but if it’s a super energy-efficient dwelling you’re after, the tools are already well…

Qualified Remodeler Magazine profiles of #466 Two Storey Building

Qualified Remodeler Magazine profiles of #466 Two Storey Building

You can tell Bill and Doug Storey are not your average remodelers by the cleverness of their company name, Two…

Two Storey Building named to 2011 Qualified Remodeler Top 500

Two Storey Building named to 2011 Qualified Remodeler Top 500

Rank Company 2010 Remodeling volume 2010 jobs 2011 projection 2010 Gross volumefocus Number of employees years in the business association…

Qualified Remodeler Magazine profiles of #466 Two Storey Building, September 2018

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Two Storey Building and architect Steven Baczek collaboration on three beautiful finished basements – January 2015 issue

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On the Road to a low-energy house – CNet Greentech, October 9, 2011

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2013 Market Report: A National Look at Building and Remodeling in the U.S. (Lowesforpros.com – Dec 2012) – Doug Storey’s Story

“2012 has been a big improvement over 2011,” says Doug Storey, managing partner of Two Storey Building, a custom builder and remodeler in Bolton, Mass. When LowesForPros spoke to Storey in 2011, he had given up on home building and refocused his business on remodeling. But today, he’s much more optimistic.

Half of Storey’s gross revenue in 2012 came from new home construction, while the other half resulted from remodeling — the majority of which were $100,000 projects or more — including a second-story addition and a kitchen-and-bath gut remodel.

To support the increase in business, he hired two full-time carpenters and a part-time bookkeeper, and for the first time since 2010, he’s been able to walk away from projects that are too small or fall outside his specialty.

While Storey doesn’t expect a huge spike in 2013, he’s confident things will keep improving. “The housing market is improving and people have equity in their homes again,” he says. “Those are good signs for continued growth next year.”

NESEA Northeast Sustainable Energy Association Green Buildings Open House, October 1, 2011

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Two Storey Building named to 2011 Qualified Remodeler Top 500

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Remodeling Magazine 550 lists of largest remodeling and home improvement companies again. August 2011

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Letter To The Editor of the Boston Globe Magazine Re: “Avoiding Contractor Rip Offs” – January 2, 2011

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Thinking Outside the MudroomDaily5 Remodel, September 2010

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Boston Magazine July 2009 LEED Certified Builder

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Propane-Fueled Home Earns LEED Silver

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Fine Homebuilding Website Project Gallery, July 2010

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Two Storey Building Facebook Site – We’re now on Facebook – become a fan!

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Building One of the First LEED-Certified Homes in Massachusetts Ultimate Home Design, June 2008

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Ask the Expert: Doug StoreyRemodeling Magazine 5/1/08

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Field Experience & Building Insights

Blog

Our blog covers topics drawn directly from real projects and real construction conditions in Massachusetts.

Topics include:
We focus on what works — and what doesn’t.

Projects & Building Discussions

Videos

Playlist

Massachusetts Code & Compliance References

Building Code

Two Storey Building has been featured in publications and industry conversations focused on sustainable construction, high-performance homes, and thoughtful renovation.

These features reflect the practical, performance-driven approach we bring to every project.

Professional & Regulatory References

Organizations & Industry Resources

We maintain awareness of organizations and regulatory bodies that influence construction standards, sustainability practices, and licensing in Massachusetts.

Why This Matters

Building well requires informed decisions.

Codes change. Energy standards evolve. Materials improve. Understanding these moving parts is part of responsible construction.

This resource section reflects our commitment to staying informed and building accordingly.