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ASSEMBLY LIVING, LLC

A Safe Place to Live.
A Supportive Place to Begin Again.

Assembly Living provides simple, structured shared-living homes for  independent adults in the Metropolitan Detroit Area who are navigating life’s transitions and need a stable place to call home.

OUR STORY

Building Community. Creating New Beginnings.

Assembly Living was founded on a simple belief: a safe and stable home can change the course of a person's life.

Established in 2026 as a military-owned business, Assembly Living is guided by the values of service, integrity, accountability, and respect. We hold a deep appreciation for service members, veterans, and the everyday people who strengthen our communities. Those principles shape the way we care for our homes, support our residents, and build lasting relationships.

We created Assembly Living to provide quality shared housing for independent adults seeking stability, connection, and an opportunity to move forward. Our homes are more than a place to live. They are communities built on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and a sense of belonging.

We believe people thrive when they have a safe place to call home, supportive neighbors, and an environment that encourages personal growth. By providing well-maintained housing and fostering a strong community culture, we help create the foundation for lasting success.

At Assembly Living, we're not simply providing housing. We're building communities where people can put down roots, rebuild confidence, and create new beginnings.

Because everyone deserves a place where they belong.

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Not just a place to stay — a place to rebuild.

OUR APPROACH

Built on What Matters

Stability

A consistent living environment designed to support healthy routines.

Dignity

A clean, respectful home where residents can feel comfortable and valued.

Structure

Simple expectations and shared responsibilities that encourage accountability.

Community

A living environment where residents can experience connection rather than isolation.

A Home Built Around Stability and Accountability

Assembly Living intends to operate substance-free shared homes with written rules and resident expectations to ensure a safe environment for everyone.

Residents Can Expect:

• No alcohol or illegal drugs on the property

• Timely payment of housing fees

• Participation in household responsibilities

• Quiet hours and guest policies

• Attendance at agreed-upon meetings when applicable

• Compliance with house rules

• Respectful behavior toward residents and neighbors

• Cooperation with lawful screening procedures

• Maintaining personal and shared spaces

• No violence, threats, weapons, or illegal activity

Assembly Living Living provides housing and housing-related support. It does not provide detoxification, medical care, psychotherapy, or clinical substance-use treatment.

More Than a Room. A Place to Belong.

Assembly Living is about more than providing a bed or a room. It is about creating a community where residents can establish routines, build positive habits, connect with others, and move forward through life transitions.

ESSENTIALS

The Essentials for Everyday Living

Our homes are designed around the essentials that make everyday living comfortable, convenient, and connected.

All Utilities Included

• Electricity
• Trash
• Gas
• Cable
• WiFi

Appliances

• Washer
• Dryer
• Stove
• Refrigerator
• Microwave
• Dishwasher

Equipped Kitchen

• Toaster
• Blender
• Silverware
• Dishware

Toiletries

• Toilet Paper
• Paper Towels
• Towels
• Cleaning Supplies

New Bedding

• Comforter
• Sheets
• Pillow

Welcome Pack

• Toothbrush
• Soaps
• Deodorant
• Hygiene Products

QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the common questions about Assembly Living and our shared-living model.

Who is Assembly Living for?

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We are designed for independent adults navigating life transitions, experiencing hardship, or simply seeking a stable and dignified place to call home.

Where will the homes be located?

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Our first shared-living home is currently being prepared in the Metropolitan Detroit Area, with a vision to expand our support to more communities in the future.

Are the homes for men only?

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Yes. Our first shared-living model is specifically designed for adult men. We believe in creating a supportive, stable environment where men can build meaningful connections, find lasting stability, and assemble the foundation for their next chapter.

What does shared living mean?

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Shared living means a structured environment where residents share common areas and responsibilities. It is designed to foster community, accountability, and mutual support.

What is included in the arrangement?

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Our homes include a clean and furnished environment, essential utilities, reliable Wi-Fi access, and a community-oriented living space designed for everyday comfort.

How do I inquire about availability?

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You can reach us directly at info@assemblylivinghomes.com to learn more about our upcoming shared-living home and inquire about availability in the Metropolitan Detroit Area.

Is the first home currently available?

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Assembly Living is in the early stages of preparing its first shared-living home. We are currently accepting inquiries and will be announcing availability soon.

How does the inquiry process work?

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The inquiry process is simple. We invite you to reach out via email or by phone to learn more about our mission and the upcoming shared-living environment we are building.

COMMUNITY

More Than a Room.
A Place to Belong.

Assembly Living is about more than providing a bed or a room. It is about creating a community where residents can establish routines, build positive habits, connect with others, and move forward through life transitions.

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Contact Us

Navigating transitions is easier with support. Reach out to Assembly Living today to learn more about our simple, structured shared-living homes.

Email Us

info@assemblylivinghomes.com

Our Location

Metropolitan Detroit Area

Phone

(313) 288-8128

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