Trullies Sober Living Sober House

About this Sober House

Trullies Sober Living is a sober living home in Scottsdale, Arizona, in Maricopa County, operated by Scottsdale Recovery II and certified at Level 4 by the Arizona Recovery Housing Association.

A Level 4 Sober House in Scottsdale

Level 4 sits at the top of AzRHA's certification scale, describing housing paired with the most structure and the closest connection to clinical care. Trullies Sober Living operates alongside Scottsdale Recovery II's broader continuum of detox, inpatient, residential and outpatient services, which gives residents a direct line to a higher level of care if a need for it comes up after move-in.

What Level 4 AzRHA Certification Confirms

Certification at this level requires the same baseline every AzRHA residence commits to: a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and an outside complaint process, layered on top of the tighter structure the Level 4 designation itself describes. Arizona does not require a mapped street address to hold this certification, which makes the level itself one of the few concrete facts a family can verify in advance.

Scottsdale's Recovery Housing Market

Scottsdale sits inside Maricopa County alongside Phoenix and Tempe, and it has built a reputation as one of the state's denser markets for private-pay treatment and sober living. Trullies Sober Living operates in that market as part of a company running several named properties rather than a single stand-alone house.

One of Several Scottsdale Recovery II Properties

Trullies is one of multiple sober living homes carrying the Scottsdale Recovery II name, alongside the Starfire Center of Sobriety and the Sweetwater Center of Sobriety. A resident who needs a different fit after move-in has an operator already familiar with them to raise it with.

Reaching Trullies Sober Living

Applications go through Scottsdale Recovery II directly. Worth asking: what the Level 4 structure looks like day to day, and how it steps down to less structured housing as a resident progresses.