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A steady foundation for the next chapter of your recovery.

Black Rock Recovery, LLC provides safe, structured, peer-supported sober living for men and women committed to building a lasting, substance-free life.

24/7On-call support
Peer-LedAccountability model
NARRStandards-aligned housing*
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Licensed & insured recovery residence*
24/7 house support & on-call staff
Peer-driven, community-based recovery
Random drug & alcohol testing

Recovery isn't just about staying sober — it's about rebuilding a life worth staying sober for.

"We provide the structure. You bring the willingness. Together, we build the life you're working toward."

Black Rock Recovery, LLC was founded to close the gap between clinical treatment and independent living. Early recovery is fragile — residents need more than a bed; they need structure, accountability, and a community that understands what they're carrying.

Our homes give residents room to practice the skills of daily life — routine, responsibility, honesty, and connection — while surrounded by peers walking the same path and staff who hold high, consistent standards.

  • Safety First

    Zero-tolerance substance policy, random testing, and a secure, drug-free environment for every resident.

  • Accountability

    House meetings, curfews, chores, and check-ins keep residents grounded and consistent.

  • Community

    Recovery happens in relationship. Residents support one another through shared structure and mutual respect.

  • Dignity

    Every resident is treated as a whole person — not defined by their addiction, but supported through it.

What life at Black Rock Recovery looks like

A structured, phase-based approach designed to help residents move from early stabilization toward independent, sustainable recovery.

Structured Routine

Set wake times, curfews, chore rotations, and required house meetings build the daily discipline that supports long-term sobriety.

Peer Accountability

Residents support and hold one another accountable, guided by house leaders and staff who reinforce healthy boundaries.

Random Testing

Routine, unannounced drug and alcohol screening protects the integrity of the house and every resident's recovery.

Recovery Meetings

Residents are required to actively participate in 12-step or other recovery meetings, plus regular check-ins with a sponsor or mentor.

Life Skills & Employment

Support with job searches, budgeting, transportation, and reconnecting with family builds a practical path forward.

24/7 Support

On-call staff and house leadership are always reachable for guidance, accountability, or support during a hard moment.

A comfortable, well-kept place to call home

Our houses are maintained to a high standard — clean, comfortable, and set up to support residents in their daily routines.

  • Furnished private & shared rooms
  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • On-site laundry
  • Wi-Fi throughout the house
  • Group transportation to meetings & work
  • Common areas for meetings & relaxing
  • Close to public transit
  • Structured daily schedule posted on-site

What we ask of every resident

These standards protect the recovery of everyone in the house. A complete residency agreement is reviewed and signed at move-in.

Zero-tolerance policy

No use of drugs or alcohol on or off premises. Violations may result in immediate discharge.

Curfew & check-ins

Nightly curfew and regular check-ins with house leadership keep everyone accountable.

Random drug & alcohol testing

Unannounced screenings are administered routinely to protect the sobriety of the house.

Meeting attendance

Residents attend a required number of recovery meetings each week and maintain contact with a sponsor or mentor.

Employment or productive activity

Residents are expected to work, actively job search, attend school, or volunteer within an agreed timeframe.

Household responsibilities

Residents share chore rotations and keep shared and private spaces clean and respectful.

Guest & visitor policy

Visitors are permitted during approved hours; overnight guests are not allowed for residents' first phase.

Respect & conduct

Violence, threats, theft, or harassment are grounds for immediate discharge from the home.

Four steps to move in

We keep the process simple and responsive — most applicants hear back within one business day.

1

Submit an application

Complete our online intake form or call our admissions line directly.

2

Phone screening

A brief call to understand your recovery history, needs, and whether we're a good fit.

3

Intake assessment

Verification of sobriety, ID, and a walkthrough of house rules and the residency agreement.

4

Move-in day

Orientation to the house, your room assignment, and introduction to your housemates.

Start your application

Fill out the form and our admissions team will follow up by phone within one business day. Prefer to talk first? Call us directly.

Personal Information
Recovery Information
Emergency Contact
Insurance & Payment

Common questions about staying with us

Applicants generally need a documented period of sobriety, must be medically stable and able to care for themselves, and must be willing to follow house rules including curfews, meeting attendance, and random testing. Exact requirements are confirmed during your phone screening.

Weekly or monthly program fees vary by house and room type. We accept self-pay, family-assisted payment, and in some cases work with referral partners. Our admissions team will walk you through current pricing and payment options during your call.

Yes. Residents follow a nightly curfew that supports structure and accountability. Visitors are welcome during approved hours; overnight guests are generally not permitted, especially during a resident's first phase.

Testing is random and unannounced, conducted routinely to protect the safety and sobriety of every resident in the house.

There's no fixed maximum — residents typically stay anywhere from a few months to over a year, depending on individual progress and goals. We work with each resident to plan a healthy, well-supported transition out.

Not necessarily, but residents are expected to actively pursue employment, education, or volunteer work within an agreed timeframe after move-in. Our team can help connect you with local resources.

Safety of the whole house comes first. Depending on the situation, this may mean a temporary removal, referral back to treatment, or discharge — details are explained clearly in the residency agreement you review before move-in.

Ready to take the next step?

Our admissions team is here to answer questions, no pressure and no obligation. Reach out today.

Get in touch

Have questions before applying? Reach out any time — we're here to help you figure out the right next step.

Black Rock Recovery, LLC

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Office hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm — admissions line answered 24/7