Drone Photography, Inspection & Mapping in Clewiston, FL
Based in Naples, flying all of Florida · Licensed and fully insured
Clewiston sits on the southern shore of Lake Okeechobee and calls itself America's Sweetest Town for good reason: sugar cane fields and the mill shape the skyline. We fly in Clewiston and across the Glades, covering large agricultural parcels, packing and processing facilities, and ranch land in Hendry County that is too big to show from the ground. Land brokers use aerials to present acreage with water, access roads, and neighboring parcels in a single frame. Industrial owners schedule roof and equipment inspections without sending anyone onto the structure. Along the Herbert Hoover Dike and the lakefront, marinas, fishing lodges, and RV parks order promotional video that shows the water access guests are paying for. After storms, we document damage across wide properties in one pass and sort the images by structure or field block. Standard delivery is 3 business days in one organized link, with a 1-business-day rush available. All media is aerial. Survey, volumetrics, and mapping for Glades land are produced by our sister company FAST.
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Services in Clewiston
- Aerial Video & PhotoCinematic 4K aerial video and stills, edited in-house, delivered fast, and made to sell.
- InspectionsDated, located inspections that set a baseline, so every future claim is faster and harder to dispute.
- Progress DocsDated, branded aerial photos on schedule, so your owner meetings start with one link instead of a folder.
- Survey & MappingSurvey-grade volumes and topos from the air, delivered across Florida by FAST with accuracy your engineers can trust.
Questions
Flying Clewiston? Quick answers.
Can you photograph a large farm or ranch parcel in a single visit?
Do you inspect processing and storage buildings in the Glades?
Can lakefront businesses get promotional video of the Lake Okeechobee shoreline?
Can you document crop conditions or field layout during harvest?
How do you handle wind off Lake Okeechobee?
Fields, mills, and logistics
The sugar harvest runs from roughly October into spring, and the surrounding landscape changes with it. Burned and cut fields, haul roads, and loading yards look very different week to week. Owners and operators use aerials to see staging areas, truck queues, and field blocks as one picture, something a ground view cannot offer on this scale.
Roofs and structures on big properties
Packing houses, warehouses, silos, and maintenance buildings sit far apart on Glades properties. We photograph roof surfaces, vents, drains, and rooftop units building by building, then label each image so a facilities manager can plan repairs in order of need. No one climbs onto a roof and no lift is needed for the first look.
The lakefront economy
Marinas, bait shops, lodges, and RV parks depend on how the water looks to visitors. A short video from above shows ramps, slips, campsites, and the lake behind them. Winter and early spring bring the heaviest fishing and visitor traffic, so many owners book content in the fall to have it ready for the season.
Land sales and development
Clewiston and the Glades see steady land listings. A good aerial shows the whole parcel, its drainage, how it connects to the road, and what borders it. When a buyer wants boundaries, elevations, or stockpile volumes, FAST produces those deliverables on the same site.
Hurricane season
Lake and canal-side properties take the brunt of June through November storms. We can document pre-season conditions to create a baseline, then fly again afterward so adjusters see the change.