Sober living in Thousand Oaks is facing a critical moment. As demand for high-quality recovery housing rises, operators are navigating a complex mix of zoning regulations, community pushback, and limited inventory. For those looking to serve Ventura County’s recovery population, understanding the current climate — and how to stay compliant — is more important than ever. Clean Slate is here to help operators meet the moment with turnkey solutions built for long-term success.

At Clean Slate, we design every sober living home with purpose — and that starts with community areas. These shared spaces support wellness, focus, and connection by encouraging daily movement, group accountability, and structure. Whether it’s a living room, workout zone, or outdoor hangout, our properties are built to help residents not just live — but thrive.

Sober living and detox operators across California trust Clean Slate for turnkey rental homes built for compliance, comfort, and community. Move-in ready, no guesswork.

Not all homes are built for recovery. At Clean Slate, we design and lease sober living properties with community, compliance, and care in mind—so your program can thrive from day one.

With four new sober living rentals coming soon — including two in West Hills, one in Canoga Park, and a special project near an animal rescue in Chatsworth — we’re creating purpose-driven homes in high-demand, operator-friendly neighborhoods across the San Fernando Valley.

Thoughtful, professional design isn’t just about looking good — it’s about feeling safe, inspired, and supported. In the world of sober living, intentional aesthetics can play a crucial role in promoting healing, dignity, and a sense of belonging. Here’s why the environment you build may be just as important as the services you provide.

Running a sober living home is both a mission and a business. But even the most passionate operators can make critical mistakes that stall their growth or harm resident outcomes. This guide covers the five most common pitfalls we’ve seen in the industry — and offers actionable strategies to help you avoid them.

Community space isn’t just a nice-to-have in sober living—it’s essential. At Clean Slate, we believe recovery thrives where connection lives. Whether it’s a shared lounge, backyard, or event-ready room, homes with intentional gathering areas help residents feel supported, seen, and part of something bigger than themselves. For operators, this space isn’t wasted—it’s where culture is built and healing happens.

Creating an ideal sober living environment takes more than just clean beds and working locks — it’s about designing a space that supports healing, accountability, and structure. In this article, we break down what truly makes a property ideal for operators running successful sober homes — from layout to licensing potential, and everything in between.

Understanding the zoning laws for sober living homes in California can feel like navigating a legal maze. In this post, we break down the key regulations, including fair housing protections and the differences between licensed and unlicensed homes. Whether you’re just starting out or expanding your program, this guide will help you approach local zoning with clarity and confidence.

We recently had the privilege of visiting Stairway Recovery, a standout example of what compassionate, high-end sober living can look like. Their inspiring model, driven by heart and backed by expertise, reminds us why we do what we do at Clean Slate Homes.

Not all houses are created equal — especially when it comes to recovery. At Clean Slate Homes, we design and lease properties specifically for sober living operators. In this post, we break down the key features that make a home ideal for fostering community, accountability, and healing.

At Clean Slate, we build and lease fully legal, turnkey sober living homes across Los Angeles — so recovery operators can focus on healing, not renovations. Learn how we’re redefining what sober housing can look like.