Answers to the questions we get asked before people book work — written to be genuinely useful whether or not you end up calling us. Where the honest answer is that you do not need a contractor, these say so.
The most common Starlink mistake is choosing a position for convenience and discovering the obstruction problem two months later. Here is how the decision should actually be made.
Related: Starlink InstallationShort answer: yes. The longer answer is that winter exposes installation decisions made months earlier, and that is where the real differences show up.
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Both make excellent hardware and both are widely deployed. They are built around different assumptions, and the right choice follows from what your site actually needs.
Related: Cradlepoint InstallationTwo genuinely different technologies that fail for unrelated reasons. Which suits your property depends on things you can check before spending anything.
Related: Remote Site ConnectivityPlenty of Starlink installations genuinely do not need us. Here is how to tell which kind yours is, before you spend money either way.
Related: Starlink InstallationTell us about the site and what you need. We will come back to you with a straight answer about what the work involves and what it costs.