Staloco House

About Staloco House Sober Living

Staloco House Sober Living is a sober living operator in Kent, Washington, providing certified recovery housing for men in King County.

A Kent-Based Sober Living Operator

Staloco House Sober Living runs its housing in Kent, a King County city between Seattle and Tacoma. The operator describes its approach as communal and peer-supported, built on regular drug testing and defined house leadership, not on-site clinical treatment, which keeps day-to-day accountability with the residents themselves.

Public Record Behind This Recovery Housing Provider

Washington does not license recovery residences the way it licenses clinical treatment facilities, so certification carries most of the weight for evaluating an operator like this one. Staloco House Sober Living holds Level 2 certification through Washington's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, which binds the operator to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process outside the house itself.

Where This King County Sober Living Operator Works

Kent sits between two of the state's largest cities, and Staloco House Sober Living positions its housing there instead of in Seattle proper, giving residents access to King County's job market at a lower cost of living. Anyone searching for men's recovery housing in the south King County suburbs is working from a short list, and a certified operator in Kent stands out on that list.

Reaching Staloco House Sober Living

Applications go directly to the operator through its website. The relevant questions at this level are about the operator itself: how long it has run housing in Kent, whether it takes referrals from treatment providers, how the testing and house leadership structure works, and how a complaint about a placement gets escalated past the house.