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Starlink on the roof, or up a pole.
New estates are usually easy. Acreage with big gums, or a two-storey place next door, can need a pole or a mast. We work out which before we turn up.
What the install covers
- The dish fixed to the roof, a pole or a mast, wherever it sees the most sky.
- The cable run inside neatly, not draped across the eaves.
- The router set up where it reaches the rooms you use.
- A signal check before we leave, so you know it's working.
Why the sky matters
The dish talks to satellites moving across the sky, so it needs a wide, open view. Trees, a second storey next door or a hill can block part of it, and that shows up as drop-outs.
Lifting the dish a few metres on a pole often clears the problem. Try it below.
What we'll ask you, and why
- What's around the house?
- Trees and tall neighbours decide whether the roof is enough or we bring a pole. It saves a second trip.
- Single or two storey, tin or tile?
- It tells us which ladder, which fixings and how long the job takes, so the quote is right.
- Where do you want the router?
- That sets the cable length and where it comes inside. Wi-Fi works best near the middle of the house.
- New build or existing home?
- If the walls are still open, the cable can go in before the plaster. Much neater, and often quicker.
New place? Get it connected.
Send the job through in a minute, or ring and talk to Nick.