Out at Lazaretto Creek the shrimp boats come in late in the afternoon and the marsh goes copper behind them; the smell of it is the smell of Tybee Island itself. Salt Water Property Maintenance keeps the grounds along that edge of the island — mowing, edging, trimming, and the ongoing property upkeep a salt-air lot asks for. Everything out here weathers faster, so the work is regular rather than occasional. Summer growth is fast and rain-fed; the winter is short, mild, and made for cleanups and cutting back. What to look for at the end of a visit is a property that looks kept, not merely mowed.