A Community Built on Recovery, Hope, and Transformation

At DB House Sober Living, we provide more than a place to stay — we offer a safe, structured, and compassionate environment where individuals in early recovery can rebuild their lives with dignity, accountability, and support.

About DB House Sober Living

DB House Sober Living was founded on a simple but powerful belief: recovery is possible, and no one should walk that path alone.   

Since opening our doors, we’ve created a network of homes where individuals in early recovery find not just shelter, but community, structure, and hope.

Our Philosophy

We believe that lasting recovery requires more than abstinence – it requires transformation. Our approach combines:

Accountability

Structure that supports continued growth

Peer Support

Connection with others who understand the journey

12-Step  Foundation

Proven principles that have helped millions achieve lasting sobriety

Real-World Application

Practicing recovery principles in daily life

Compassionate Leadership

Guidance from those who've walked the path

Compassionate Leadership

Guidance from those who've walked the path

Our Founder's Story

I, the founder, Mark, am a man in long-term recovery from addiction and alcoholism that began at an early age. Through countless attempts and various methods, I found lasting recovery on December 5th 2011 through the 12-steps. Part of my journey was the need for sober living after inpatient treatment. Though I had been through many inpatient treatment centers of varying lengths, the missing link proved to be putting all of the treatment in action in real life with the accountability of a recovery house.

On January 20th 2019, my father Dan passed away. Being a hard worker and smart with his earnings, he left my siblings and I some inheritance, which allowed me to start the DB House. It is actually the reason for the name DB House-to memorialize my dad. Though never suffering from addiction, he along with the rest of my family dealt with mine for years and I’m eternally grateful for their help. Without them, I may not have made it.

I try to bring my recovery experience to everyone at DB House. I go to meetings, do literature studies, and help guys connect to a fellowship in 12-step meetings. My hope is that everyone that passes through DB House finds the solution of long-term recovery that I and millions of others have found. There is a solution and we DO RECOVER!