Ada's Roots Housing LLC 2 Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Ada's Roots Housing LLC 2 is a sober living home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in Milwaukee County, operated by Ada's Roots Housing LLC, a company registered to do business in the state. It sits in the 53209 ZIP code on the city's far north side, and as with every Wisconsin recovery residence, its street is not published; anyone applying confirms it directly with the operator.

A Sober House on Milwaukee's Far North Side

The 53209 corridor runs along Milwaukee's northern edge, bordering Brown Deer and Glendale, with access to the county's bus lines that reach downtown and the north side job corridors. That kind of ordinary connectivity is usually what makes an address workable for someone rebuilding a schedule.

A Registered Wisconsin Recovery Housing Company

Ada's Roots Housing LLC is registered as an active limited liability company doing business in Wisconsin, which gives a prospective resident or family a public record to check before signing anything. Wisconsin does not license sober homes, so a live business registration is one of the few facts a resident can independently confirm.

Certification and Registration in Wisconsin

Beyond registration, two further records apply statewide. Certification through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing (WASH) is voluntary and binds a house to a code of ethics and outside complaint review. A separate, self-attested recovery residence registry is kept by the state Department of Health Services. Neither is mandatory, and a house that does not appear on either has not necessarily done anything wrong.

Milwaukee County's Recovery Housing Supply

Milwaukee County holds most of the state's recovery housing, spread across dozens of small operators, not a handful of large ones. Ada's Roots Housing LLC fits that pattern: one company, a name attached to its own house, and a resident's questions answered by the person who actually runs it.

What to Confirm Before Applying

Before moving in, ask about the weekly or monthly fee and what it covers, whether a house manager is on site, how bedrooms are assigned, the house's relapse and discharge policy, and whether residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted.