Conserva Irrigation expanded into 14 new territories in the first half of 2020.

Partnering with seven new franchisees, Conserva Irrigation said it has eclipsed more than 90 territories nationwide and debuted in four new states including Utah, California, South Carolina and Indiana.

The company said it also achieved a 25 percent increase in year-over-year sales through Q1 and Q2 and is on track for continued growth.

“Thanks to our dedicated employees and franchisees, we’ve been able to weather the coronavirus pandemic and continue our expansion across the U.S., while building sales in our existing territories. Our team has never wavered from our values to provide the best product and service within our industry,” said Russ Jundt, founder of Conserva Irrigation. “The pandemic has adjusted our operations and training protocol, but our strong company culture has kept us together. We’ve built the momentum needed to attract new franchisees looking to take control of their destiny underneath a proven recession-resistant franchise model.”

The company said its business model, as well as strong consumer demand and the introduction of contactless services, has allowed the water conversation leader to continue to grow and hire new technicians across the country.

Conserva Irrigation has launched a virtual franchisee training, where sample equipment is shipped directly to candidates as they follow in-depth training tutorials in order to quickly onboard new franchisees amid recommended social distancing measures.

The company said it is looking to expand further in the U.S. in the second half of this year.