Building Strength.
Creating Stability.
Moving Forward.
Endurance Recovery House provides a structured and supportive living environment where individuals can continue building the foundation for lasting recovery, personal growth, and independent living.
Licensed Sober Living Residence · New Jersey
Our Ethos
Recovery is a journey that asks for endurance.
Our name is drawn from Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1914 Antarctic expedition — a story not of a perfect voyage, but of leadership, resilience, and a crew that refused to stop moving forward.
At Endurance Recovery House, we believe recovery is much the same: a steady, courageous walk through difficult terrain, made possible by structure, community, and the quiet strength of showing up every day.
Strength
Stability
Recovery
Perseverance
Community
Independence
About
A home built on four foundations.
Every element of daily life at Endurance is designed to protect recovery and prepare residents for meaningful, independent living.
Structure
Clear expectations, curfews, house responsibilities and routines that build daily discipline.
Community
A brotherhood of peers walking the same path — supportive, honest, and steady.
Accountability
Regular check-ins, drug testing, and house meetings that keep recovery honest.
Recovery
A foundation for long-term sobriety through self-help meeting engagement and personal growth.
Limited single room availability – Call for Information
About the Residence
A Place to Continue Moving Forward in Recovery
Endurance Recovery House is open to anyone who is committed to maintaining their recovery and building a stable, independent life. Whether you are transitioning from residential treatment or simply recognize that a change in environment would support your recovery, Endurance provides a comfortable place to call home. Residents have access to shared living spaces, multiple TVs for movies and sports, comfortable beds, in-home laundry, and a fully equipped kitchen. Overnight house management provides additional structure and accountability while residents work toward their individual goals.
Life at Endurance is built around establishing a healthy routine and taking responsibility for the next steps in recovery. Residents are expected to pursue employment, volunteer work, education, or continued treatment while regularly participating in self-help meetings such as AA or NA. Everyone also contributes to maintaining the home through basic housekeeping, helping create a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment for the entire community. Referrals may be available to help with move-in fees and initial rent for qualifying individuals who need help getting started.
Location & Access
A Well-Connected Home for Convenient Transportation
1.0 Miles distance
Beverly River LINE Station
Convenient access to public transportation for work, appointments, and everyday needs.
0.9 Miles distance
NJ Route 130 Bus Stop
Additional transportation options with easy access to nearby employment opportunities and daily responsibilities.
Move-In Funding
Support Getting Started
Referrals may be available to help with move-in fees and initial rent for qualifying individuals.
Meet the Owner
Success calls for quality leadership.
My name is James Landriau, and I am the founder and owner of Endurance Recovery House. For the past five years, I have dedicated my career to the addiction treatment and recovery field, including operating sober living homes and working in residential addiction treatment facilities across every level of care. I am a New Jersey Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) and soon to be a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC).
I believe recovery is most effective when people are surrounded by support, accountability, structure, and individuals who genuinely understand what they are going through. My commitment to this work is also deeply personal. I entered residential treatment in September 2020 and have remained committed to my recovery ever since. My own experience has given me a firsthand understanding of the challenges of early sobriety and the importance of having the right environment and support system.
In 2025, I took a leap of faith and opened Endurance Recovery House with the goal of creating a safe, structured, and supportive community where residents can build the confidence, independence, and life skills needed for lasting recovery.
Life at Endurance
A residence where accountability protects freedom.
We are not a treatment center and we are not a bunkhouse. We are a home — with the structure, community, and clarity needed to make recovery last.
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A Structured Daily Rhythm
Consistent routines — mornings, meetings, meals, and evenings — that rebuild self-trust and healthy habits.
02
Genuine Peer Community
Shared living with men committed to the same journey. Encouragement, honesty, and camaraderie in every day.
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Accountability That Protects
Random testing, house meetings, and clear expectations — because accountability is how freedom is protected.
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A Path Toward Independence
A practical path toward employment, appointments, responsibilities, and greater autonomy as residents prepare for independent living.
Voices From The House
Real people. Real recovery. Real momentum.
Endurance gave me more than a place to live — it gave me a way to live. The structure kept me honest, and the guys here became family.
As a mother, knowing my son was somewhere safe, structured, and truly cared for changed everything. Endurance felt like home from day one.
I refer clients to Endurance because the accountability is real and the community is genuine. Outcomes speak for themselves.
Common Questions
What families and residents ask us most.
Who is Endurance Recovery House for?
Anyone committed to long-term recovery who is transitioning from treatment or seeking a structured, sober living environment to build stability and independence.
How long can residents stay?
There is no fixed timeline. Residents typically stay 6–12 months, some may choose to stay longer. The length is guided by each individual’s progress and personal goals.
What is required of residents?
Active recovery work, participation in house meetings, regular self-help meeting engagement, employment (or volunteer work), education, or continued treatment, random drug testing, and shared house responsibilities.
Is Endurance a treatment center?
No. We are a recovery residence — a home, not a clinical facility. We complement treatment and support the transition into sustainable, independent recovery.
Are there any medications you do not allow at the home?
Medications that are considered controlled substances with high risk for abuse are not permitted. (Adderall, Xanax, Prescriptions opiates) We do allow MAT medications such as suboxone. All residents are required to keep medications in a personal lock box which will be provided upon move in.
Can I have my car?
Yes, street parking is available in the neighborhood. Resident’s with vehicles must maintain valid and unexpired drivers license, registration, and insurance.
The next steady step forward starts here.
Whether you’re a prospective resident, a family member, or a referring professional — we’re ready to talk, listen, and help you understand if Endurance is the right home for this chapter.
Location
Edgewater Park, New Jersey
Availability
Now is the time to reach out
Class F Licensed Residence
Cooperative Sober Living Residence – Issued by the State Department of Community affairs