Cardinal House Plano Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Cardinal House Plano is a men's sober living home on Sierra Lane in Plano, Texas, in Collin County. Cardinal House Recovery operates it as one of four men's recovery homes in the northern Dallas-Fort Worth metro, and it sits in a residential neighborhood with access to jobs, support services and recovery resources.

A Men's Sober House on Sierra Lane

This sober house in Plano serves men who are committed to sobriety and willing to follow house rules and routines. Sierra Lane runs through an established residential neighborhood in central Plano, close to public transit. For someone leaving treatment, a quiet street with a bus or train within reach is the practical foundation for getting to work and meetings in the first weeks.

A Structured Day in This Plano Sober Living Home

Cardinal House Recovery describes the daily rhythm plainly. Mornings start early. Residents attend recovery meetings, look for work or go to a job, and share responsibility for the household. Regular check-ins and random drug tests keep everyone accountable, and the operator sets clear expectations for behavior. Visitors are welcome under guidelines that are reviewed with each resident at intake. The cost depends on the room and the level of structure, so the fee for a given bed comes from the operator directly.

Plano Recovery Housing in Collin County

Plano is the largest city in Collin County and a DART member city, with DART rail stopping at Downtown Plano and Parker Road stations. That makes central Plano one of the better-connected places in Collin County for a man without a car. The corporate campuses along the Legacy corridor, Collin College's Spring Creek campus and a dense network of outpatient providers and 12-step meetings all fall inside the city. McKinney, the county seat, is a short drive north for court obligations.

Sober Living Certification Through TROHN

Recovery residences in Texas are certified voluntarily through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the state affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. TROHN publishes a level from I to IV for every certified home, and a certified house commits in writing to a code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process. A prospective resident can ask Cardinal House Recovery whether the Sierra Lane house is certified and at which level.

A Cardinal House Recovery Home

The Plano house is one of four men's recovery homes run by Cardinal House Recovery, alongside houses in Dallas, Richardson and Frisco. All four follow the same program built on community, connection and personal responsibility, so moving between them keeps a resident's expectations familiar.