This stately and spacious 3,430-square-foot (including the basement) Woodland Ave home located in Pittsburgh’s Marshall-Shadeland neighborhood is now ready to serve a large family. As

This small home, originally built in 1965, was recently remodeled and received several additional energy-efficiency improvements provided by Hilltop Alliance and Energy Efficiency Empowerment (E3)

Energy Efficiency Empowerment (E3) is proud to support and collaborate with Hilltop Alliance on its vacant home rehabilitation projects. First result of 2026: we have

Kudos to our partner, City of Bridges Community Land Trust, for envisioning and completing an ambitious, all-electric home renovation in Fineview! The home features enhanced

Energy Efficiency Empowerment (E3) audited an already completed project by the Pittsburgh Housing Development Corporation (PHDC) and immediately admired this beautifully finished 1,174 sq. ft.

Pittsburgh Housing Development Corporation invited E3 to take a look at Eldora Place renovation just as the rough-ins were being installed. We identified multiple areas

The Ashton Ave home, a project by the City of Bridges Community Land Trust, was slated to undergo a moderate-scale remodel with funding provided by

The Henger St. project marks E3’s first collaboration with our new partner, Hilltop Alliance. This vacant, overgrown home required significant attention! What a transformational change

Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh and E3 collaborated to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions in the rehabilitation of this Chartiers Ave home. There is a

The Buena Vista St home is a small, 800 sq. ft. house built in 1946. While the energy efficiency improvements to this home may appear

Energy Efficiency Empowerment’s fifth completed project was carried out in collaboration with the Pittsburgh Housing Development Corporation. Our work began only after the original general

This Stokes Ave home was likely the most porous brick house we have ever encountered. Its walls were so deteriorated that our partner, Rebuilding Together

E3 was invited to take a look at another Eldora Place renovation just as the rough-ins were being installed. We identified multiple areas where careful

The Trowbridge Street renovation by City of Bridges Community Land Trust did not originally include plans to add wall insulation. This unfortunately is common when

We are excited to contribute to this ambitious project by the City of Bridges Land Trust. This partner has planned to install both a heat

Park Hill is a 167-townhouse complex in East Hills, on the Pittsburgh side of the city’s border with Penn Hills. “This was supposed to be

Predictive power of Home Energy Score (HES) methodology was first deployed in 2022 in a project between Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh and Tri-COG Land Bank, who