About this Recovery House
Peake Recovery - Roseville is a coed sober house in Roseville, Michigan, in Macomb County, whose county seat is Mount Clemens. It is certified by the Michigan Association of Recovery Residences at Levels 2 and 3, and the fee is $150 per week.
Curfew, Chores and Work in This Coed Recovery Residence
The operator describes structured sober living and then names the structure: a daily curfew, required recovery meetings, an employment requirement and assigned chores. Every one of those is checkable, and together they describe a house where the day has a shape before a resident arrives. The setting is a single family home run as a family household, which is the model most people picture when they hear sober living and which fewer houses actually deliver.
Two Certification Levels in One Recovery Housing Program
The certified record lists this operator at Levels 2 and 3, and that combination is worth understanding. Level 2 is monitored housing with authority held by a house manager or senior resident. Level 3 is supervised housing with staff in defined roles and structured programming. An operator carrying both can move a resident toward less oversight as he or she earns it, without a move to a different company and a different set of rules. For someone stepping down from residential treatment, that runway is the practical benefit.
What $150 a Week Buys in This Roseville Sober House
The rate is $150 per week, which sits at the lower end of certified recovery housing in Metro Detroit. At that price a resident should expect a shared bedroom and should ask what the fee includes. The value here is in the structure and the certification, both of which are documented, and in a location that makes it realistic to hold the job the house requires.
Medication-Assisted Treatment and Felony-Friendly Sober Living
Medication-assisted treatment is accepted here, and residents with felony records are accepted. Macomb County sends a substantial share of its recovery housing referrals through probation, drug court and hospital discharge, and those two policies determine whether such a referral can be placed. Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services funds medication for opioid use disorder statewide.
Men and Women in the Same Recovery Home
The house is coed. That means one household, one set of expectations, and a mix that some residents want and others do not. It is a fair question to ask how bedrooms and bathrooms are arranged, how many men and women are in residence, and how the house handles relationships between residents. A certified operator has a written answer.
Recovery Housing in Roseville and Macomb County
Roseville sits in the older, denser southern half of Macomb County, inside the I-94 corridor between Detroit and the lakeshore suburbs. Retail and warehouse work is concentrated along that stretch, SMART bus service covers it, and Macomb Community College is a short trip north. The county seat is Mount Clemens, which holds the circuit court, the county offices and McLaren Macomb hospital. A resident here can meet a court date, keep a clinic appointment and get to a shift without leaving the county, which is the test that matters when the house requires a job.
