Homestead House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Homestead House is a men's sober living home in Arlington, Texas, in Tarrant County, certified at Level II by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. Better Days Sober Living, an Arlington operator built around men's recovery, runs the residence.

A Men's Recovery Home in Arlington

Homestead House serves men only, with a house manager living on site and accountability enforced through random drug and breathalyzer testing. A specific street address for the property is not published; Better Days handles placement and move-in details directly with each applicant.

Accountability Built Into the Daily Structure

Better Days states its approach plainly: "Following Accountability with Action." At Homestead House that translates into weekly meetings where residents work through progress and setbacks as a group, alongside the testing regimen the on-site manager runs. The house also has access to a donor-funded scholarship program covering rent, food and toiletries for men who need the help.

What TROHN Level II Certification Means Here

Texas does not require any of this, and Better Days chose to certify Homestead House anyway. Level II certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a complaint process outside the house, which gives an applicant a record to check before signing anything.

One of Two Better Days Houses in Arlington

Homestead House operates alongside Sandhurst House under the same operator, which means a resident who needs a different set of housemates later is asking people who already know his case. Both houses share the same testing and accountability structure.

Recovery Housing in the Dallas, Fort Worth Metroplex

Arlington sits in Tarrant County between Dallas and Fort Worth, inside a Metroplex job market large enough that Better Days accepts referrals from across the country, not just from Texas.