Whitmer Properties LLC dba Phoenix Sober Living

About Whitmer Properties LLC dba Phoenix Sober Living

Whitmer Properties LLC dba Phoenix Sober Living is a sober living operator in Phoenix, Arizona, running twelve certified recovery residences across Maricopa County. The company operates neighborhood homes housing small groups of residents, each staffed with a house manager, and every one of its Arizona properties carries Level 2 certification from the Arizona Recovery Housing Association.

A Phoenix Sober Living Operator With a Growing Portfolio

Phoenix Sober Living supplies housing, structure and peer accountability, while clinical care stays with outside providers residents already see. The company describes its own approach as building a foundation for recovery through a supportive, nurturing environment, and it has grown its Arizona footprint to twelve houses, all clustered in the Phoenix metro area. It has since begun opening homes in Colorado as well, though the Arizona portfolio remains the operator's core base.

Twelve Certified Sober Homes in Maricopa County

The following residences carry the Phoenix Sober Living name in Arizona:

• MacKenzie House, in Phoenix.
• Mission House, in Phoenix.
• Agua Fria House, in Avondale.
• Mulberry House, in Phoenix.
• Sweetwater House, a men's residence in Phoenix.
• Christy House, in Phoenix.
• Blanche House, a men's residence in Phoenix.
• Pierson House, in Phoenix.
• Shangri La House, in Phoenix.
• Cortez House, in Phoenix.
• Sheridan House, in Phoenix.
• Cavalier House, in Phoenix.

Eleven sit in Phoenix and one, Agua Fria House, is across the Agua Fria River in Avondale, in the West Valley. Applicants are matched to a specific house rather than to a single address the operator publishes broadly, which is how a portfolio this size keeps every property staffed and full.

Level 2 Certification Across the Portfolio

Every Phoenix Sober Living home in Arizona is certified at Level 2 by the Arizona Recovery Housing Association, the state's NARR affiliate. That level describes peer-managed housing with a resident manager on site and structured daily expectations, backed by a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process. A resident comparing sober living operators in the Phoenix area can treat a Level 2 listing across an entire portfolio as a floor the company has chosen to hold at every address, not just its newest one.

A Standard Fee Structure and a Path to House Manager

Phoenix Sober Living publishes one fee structure that applies across its houses: a weekly charge collected on a set day, a refundable deposit tied to a minimum stay commitment, and a one-time application fee. The company also describes residents who stay in the program moving into house manager roles themselves, which keeps some of the peer structure staffed by people who came through the same houses as residents.

Serving Phoenix and the Southwest

Phoenix is the seat of Maricopa County and the largest city in Arizona, and a portfolio this size draws on everything that scale provides: outpatient treatment providers, county human services, and transit that reaches most of the metro area without a car. Concentrating twelve houses in one metro area, rather than scattering a handful across the state, is what lets Phoenix Sober Living move a resident between properties without changing their city, their providers or their bus routes.

Applying to a Phoenix Sober Living Home

Applications go through Phoenix Sober Living directly, which places a resident in one of the twelve houses based on availability and fit. The questions certification obliges an answer to are the practical ones: what the weekly fee and deposit cover, whether a house manager lives on site, what happens after a relapse, and how a transfer between houses is handled if the first placement is not the right one.