Specialized service
Sprinkler work through every season.
A focused service model built around the repair, care, installation, and improvement of sprinkler systems.
Spring Startup
Winterization
Maintenance
Sprinkler Installation
System Upgrades
Get to know Boden
Boden built True Flow one sprinkler job at a time.
Boden Huffaker did not set out to start a sprinkler company. Growing up, he watched his dad build a pest-control business through hard work, learning as he went and relying on a team.
When Boden began fixing sprinklers, one job led to another. He saw that the work could become something bigger: a specialized service business and an opportunity for people willing to work for it.
He is franchising True Flow to give local owners the team, mentorship, and support he believes make that work possible—so they can build something of their own without doing it alone.
What guides us
Our Core Values
True to God
We place our faith in God, trusting Him to guide our actions and decisions in all aspects of life.
True to Family
We prioritize our families, honoring and nurturing the relationships that matter most while supporting the families and communities we serve.
True to Ourselves
We embrace honesty, accountability, and self-reflection—acknowledging our strengths and weaknesses, staying true to our principles and commitments, and continuing to grow with integrity.
Transparent in Business
We build trust through integrity, openness, and clear communication—doing what we say and fostering strong, long-term relationships with our team and customers.
Markets
Where could you bring True Flow?
These areas are listed for franchise conversations. We confirm current status before any territory is offered.
$10,000
Starting point
Initial franchise cost
The $10,000 figure is not the total cost to open or operate a location. Current disclosure documents and signed agreements control all terms.
First conversation
Know what you’re considering.
Ask about the market, the owner’s role, and the terms currently being offered. An inquiry does not commit either side.
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Your market.
Share the area and why it interests you.
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The owner’s role.
Discuss the day-to-day work and operating expectations.
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Territory and terms.
Ask what information is current for the market you are considering.
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Your decision.
Choose whether you want to keep talking after your questions are answered.
Before you inquire
Questions worth asking.
No. $10,000 is the initial franchise cost, not the total amount required to open or operate a location. Review the current disclosure documents and signed agreements for estimated investment, fees, required purchases, and other terms.
No. A listing is an invitation to ask about the market. Its status must be confirmed, and an inquiry does not reserve a territory or guarantee that one will be offered.
Choose the state, then enter the city or territory you have in mind. The franchise team can review it with you. This does not reserve a territory or create priority.
Your market, the local sprinkler-service model, and the current franchise terms. It is also the time to bring the questions you need answered before looking closer.
The franchise team receives your contact information and preferred market. They can contact you to discuss the area, the business model, and current terms.