Sober living in Delaware County, PA

A house built for early recovery

Recovery doesn’t end when treatment does. Evo Living operates structured sober living homes for adults leaving treatment, with houses throughout Delaware County. Each home is centered on 12-step recovery, with regular house meetings, and comes fully furnished so residents have a calm, substance-free place to live while they get back to work, family, and a steady routine.

The living room of an Evo Living home: a sofa by a red brick fireplace, wood floors, and French doors opening to a second sitting room.
A shared bedroom in an Evo Living home: two twin beds, soft green walls, and two bright windows.

The living environment

Ordinary houses in residential neighborhoods

Evo Living homes are regular houses on residential streets in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Bedrooms are furnished, kitchens and common areas are shared, and laundry is on site. Each home is close to public transit, local employers, and 12-step meetings.

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Our homes

Sober living homes in Delaware County

Evo Living runs co-ed sober living homes across Delaware County, Pennsylvania, open to any adult in recovery who is ready for structure. Every home runs the same way, with the same house rules and the same weekly rate, so the right fit comes down to which house has a bed open. Call or text to check current availability.

  • Bedford Ave
  • Sharon Ave
  • Stewart Ave
  • Clifton Ave
  • E Baltimore Ave
Kitchen in an Evo Living home: white cabinets, stainless appliances, and a gas range.
Kitchen
Common room in an Evo Living home: a sofa and armchairs around a white brick fireplace, a wall of books.
Common room
A sitting area in an Evo Living home: a sectional sofa and a coffee table.
Sitting room

The same in every house

  • Furnished bed in a shared bedroom, with linens and storage
  • All utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and on-site laundry
  • Shared kitchen, living and dining areas
  • A house manager, and the same weekly rate and rules in every house

Each home goes by the street it sits on. The full address and a walk-through are shared with applicants and confirmed residents.

Our approach

Structure, accountability, and community

Structure

A predictable weekly schedule with a set curfew, assigned chores, regular house meetings centered on the 12 steps, and a one-to-one check-in with the house manager.

Accountability

Random drug and alcohol testing, regular check-ins with the house manager, and the same clear expectations for every resident.

Community

Housemates working the same 12-step program, shared meals, and support from people who understand early recovery.

If you need help right now

Help that is available now

Our resources page collects crisis phone lines, meeting finders, treatment locators, and information for families in one place.

In immediate danger? Call 911. For substance-use or mental-health crisis support, call or text 988, any time.

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Common questions

Quick answers

More detail, and the full list, is on the admissions page.

How much does Evo Living cost?
$200 per week. That covers rent, all utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry, random drug and alcohol testing, and house support. There is a one-time $200 refundable move-in deposit.
How fast can I move in?
Usually within a few days of your first call. It starts with a short phone screening, then you confirm a bed and pick a move-in date.
Is Evo Living MAT friendly?
Yes. Residents on prescribed medication-assisted treatment such as buprenorphine (Suboxone), methadone, or naltrexone (Vivitrol) are welcome. Medications are stored securely.
How long can I stay?
There is no fixed limit. Most residents stay three to twelve months. We ask for a 30-day minimum commitment.

When you’re ready

Check availability at an Evo Living home

Call or text to ask about current openings, cost, and how to apply. No obligation.