Staloco House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Staloco House is a men's sober living home in Kent, Washington, in King County, run by Staloco House Sober Living as a certified recovery residence for men rebuilding after substance use.

A Men's Sober Living Home in Kent

Staloco House serves men in recovery in Kent, a King County city sitting between Seattle and Tacoma along the Green River valley. The house is built around peer-supported structure, not clinical treatment, with regular drug testing and a house leadership model that keeps residents accountable to each other day to day. Kent's location between the two larger cities gives residents access to jobs and services in either direction without the cost of living closer to Seattle itself.

What WAQRR Certification Establishes

Staloco House holds Level 2 certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences. Certification is voluntary in Washington, and the standard commits a house to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and outside review of complaints, a record that separates a certified residence from an ordinary rental.

Peer-Supported Structure Over Clinical Treatment

Staloco House describes itself as communal, peer-supported housing, not a treatment facility, meaning residents bring their own outpatient care and use the house for the structure and accountability that early recovery depends on. Regular testing and defined house leadership are the mechanisms it relies on to keep the household substance-free.

Recovery Housing in King County

Kent is one of King County's larger suburban cities, with its own base of employers and services that do not require a commute into Seattle. For a man leaving treatment or incarceration, that combination of affordability and proximity to work is often the deciding factor in choosing a King County sober house over one closer to the city center.

Applying to Staloco House

Applications go through Staloco House Sober Living directly. Worth asking: current availability, what the house's testing and leadership structure looks like in practice, and how the certified relapse and discharge policy is documented before move-in.