Why Choose Fullerton Grounds Maintenance
Most property managers are not looking for a landscaper. They are looking for one less thing on the list. Fullerton Grounds Maintenance has spent over 30 years becoming that for commercial properties across New Jersey.
Answers Within 24 Hours
The Same Crews, Every Visit
One Contract, Every Service

Proactive Instead of Reactive
The difference between a good grounds vendor and a bad one is rarely the mowing. It is whether you find out about a problem from your vendor or from a tenant.
Crews are on your property every week. They are trained to look past their own scope and report what they see: a failing shrub at the entrance, an irrigation head watering pavement, a low spot holding water two days after a storm. You get told early, while the fix is still small.
What Sets the Company Apart
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Calls and emails are returned within 24 hours. Account contacts are reachable directly, and many clients have a cell number rather than a ticket queue.
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Every crew reports to a manager trained in plant care and job-site safety. When a lawn, tree, or shrub has a pest or disease problem, Fullerton Grounds Maintenance’s own pest and disease team figures out what’s wrong and treats it, with supervision from a team member licensed by the State of New Jersey.
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Your proposal includes what your property needs and nothing it doesn’t. If your budget can’t cover everything this year, Fullerton Grounds Maintenance will show you which services can wait and what waiting will cost.
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Maintenance, turf care, plant health, irrigation, enhancements, construction, and snow all run through one account manager. Nothing compares to the peace of mind that comes from having one trusted professional looking after your needs all year long.


Built to Still Be Here
Scott Fullerton started the company in 1994 after studying horticulture at Penn State, and it has grown steadily since. Much of that growth came from clients who started with one property and added more.
Longevity matters on the crew side too. Several key employees have been here since the company was founded, which is why the crew on your site in October is the crew that was there in April. One of the things the company is proudest of is providing a career rather than a season of work.
Credentials and Affiliations
Fullerton Grounds Maintenance holds affiliations with BOMA New Jersey, IFMA, IREM, Community Associations Institute (CAI), the National Association of Landscape Professionals, the NJ Landscape Contractors Association (NJLCA), the Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA), the New Jersey Nursery and Landscape Association, the Association of Professional Landscape Designers, the American Society of Landscape Architects, Certified Nursery Landscape Professionals, the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute, and the Royal Horticultural Society. In 2026, the company also won Best Outdoor Design (Associate Member) for The Delford at the Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of New Jersey's 42nd Annual Awards of Excellence.
Plant material is typically warrantied for up to one year unless otherwise agreed.


Frequently Asked Questions
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The client base runs from single retail centers and office buildings to multi-site portfolios, HOA and condominium communities, medical campuses, private clubs, and municipal properties. Roughly ninety percent of the work is commercial.
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The company works to return calls and emails within 24 hours. Account contacts are reachable directly rather than through a general line.
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The walkthrough starts with what has been going wrong. You get an honest read on what is fixable inside a maintenance scope and what needs separate corrective work, with the costs separated so nothing is buried.
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Crews work out of Kenvil and satellite locations in Ledgewood, Morristown, and Whitehouse Station, which is how consistent service holds across a portfolio spread over several counties.
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Most transitions happen at renewal, but mid-season starts are common when a property needs a new partner partway through the year. Scope and pricing are set from a walkthrough of the property's current condition.