A steady place to put the work into practice.
Quest Sober Living is a structured, alcohol- and drug-free home for adults in recovery. Clear expectations, real accountability, and a house full of people doing the same thing you are — one day at a time.
Sober living residence · Not a licensed treatment facility
Housing with structure, not a treatment program
Sober living works because it removes the thing that most often derails early recovery: an unstable place to live. We provide the home, the standards, and the community. You bring the willingness — and keep working your own program with your own providers.
A drug- and alcohol-free home
No substances on the property, no exceptions. Testing is random and part of living here, so everyone can trust the environment they come home to.
Standards everyone follows
Curfew, chores, house meetings, guest rules, and quiet hours are written down in the resident handbook and applied the same way to every resident.
Peers who hold the line
The strongest accountability in a sober home comes from the people in it. Residents support each other daily and a house manager lives alongside them.
Stability is the whole point
Most people leave treatment with a plan and nowhere safe to carry it out. A recovery residence closes that gap. Ours is deliberately small and deliberately structured — close enough to outpatient programs, jobs, and meetings across the San Fernando Valley that residents can build an ordinary, workable life.
- Furnished shared rooms in a residential neighborhood
- Live-in house manager and 24-hour resident support
- Random, observed drug and alcohol testing
- Residents on MOUD — methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone — are welcome
- Naloxone on site and an overdose amnesty policy
- Required meeting attendance and weekly house meeting
- Work, school, or volunteer expectation after the first two weeks
- Close to Metro, outpatient programs, and the 101 and 170
How living here actually works
Curfew by phase
Phase 1: 9–11 PM. Phase 2: 11 PM. Phase 3: midnight. Same every night — no later weekend curfew. Written exceptions for approved work schedules.
Testing and searches
Random and for-cause drug and alcohol testing. Rooms, belongings, and vehicles are subject to search. A positive result or a refusal to test ends residency.
Vehicles
No personal vehicle for the first 30 days. Written exceptions for verified employment, a confirmed job offer, school enrollment, or a documented medical or legal obligation.
Cannabis and paraphernalia
Cannabis in any form is prohibited, including products that are legal in California. No paraphernalia of any kind on the property.
Full details are in the resident handbook, which every resident reviews and signs at intake. Read the common questions.
Four steps, usually within a few days
Call or send the form
Tell us the situation. We'll be straight with you about whether this is the right level of support.
Intake assessment
A short conversation covering recovery history, medical needs, work plans, and house fit.
Handbook and agreement
We review house standards line by line before anyone signs or pays a deposit.
Move in
Bring your belongings, meet the house, and get your first week's schedule sorted.
Request a call back
We answer every inquiry personally, usually the same day.
Looking at housing for yourself or someone you love?
Call the house manager directly. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.