RICHMOND, Va – Conserva Irrigation has added seven new territories. Despite economic uncertainty caused by COVID-19, Conserva Irrigation will welcome four new franchisees to the system, expanding across Texas and Colorado, as well as debuting in Utah.
Partnering with franchisees possessing corporate and maintenance experience, the smart irrigation company is slated to expand throughout the following territories:
· Fort Collins, CO and Southeast Denver, CO
· Southern Salt Lake City, UT
· North Frisco, TX
With the addition of seven territories in three states, Conserva Irrigation has now grown its footprint across 90+ territories in markets throughout the country. The brand’s sales were up 65% YOY in Q1 and Conserva Irrigation has surpassed revenue goals for the year by 20% YOY.
“We’ve been fortunate enough to sustain success during the economic downturn because of continued strong consumer demand for our services, the ability to continue to operate as an essential service, our hardworking franchisees, technicians and corporate staff. We’re looking forward to launching in our newest territories,” said Russ Jundt, founder of Conserva Irrigation. “As our new territories launch, we’ll being hiring technicians, which will provide employment opportunities for those looking for a career in smart irrigation. It’s been a challenging time for all of us, but our culture and togetherness has helped everyone pull through and we believe that’s a major part of why entrepreneurs want to join this brand.”
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