Gambit Recovery

About Gambit Recovery

Gambit Recovery is a sober living operator based in Chandler, Arizona, running men's and women's recovery homes across Chandler and Gilbert in Maricopa County. Tom Fay and Nathan Mitchell founded the company in 2011 after meeting in a sober living house themselves, and the operator has since housed more than 1,000 men and women across four states.

A Founder-Led Sober Living Operator

Gambit Recovery built its program around the gaps its founders experienced firsthand in early recovery: structure, peer accountability and an affordable weekly rate rather than a clinical program layered onto housing. That founding story still shapes the company's Arizona operation, its largest.

Eight Sober Homes in Chandler and Gilbert

Gambit Recovery's men's houses include Summers House, Legion House, Nova House, Sentry House and Banner House in Chandler, plus Bishop House in Gilbert. Its women's houses are Domino House in Chandler and Rogue House in Gilbert, run separately from the men's properties.

Separate Housing for Men and Women

Every Gambit Recovery house serves a single gender, with men's and women's properties kept in different buildings across the same two cities. A resident applies to the operator rather than a specific address, and placement follows from there.

Structured Sober Living at $225 a Week

Gambit Recovery prices its Arizona houses at $225 a week, a flat rate published across its Chandler and Gilbert locations. The company's other state operations price differently: $325 a week in West Los Angeles, $175 a week in Missouri, and $125 a week in Washington.

One Application Across the Chandler-Gilbert Network

Applying to Gambit Recovery means being considered for any house in its Chandler and Gilbert cluster rather than one address, which gives the operator room to place a resident where the current housemates and house culture fit best.

Recovery Housing in Chandler, Gilbert and Maricopa County

Chandler and Gilbert sit in Maricopa County's East Valley, both with their own outpatient treatment providers and a large base of entry-level employers, which Gambit Recovery residents draw on directly from the required work-or-school routine the company builds into every house.