Starlink FAQ

Starlink is a satellite internet constellation operated by SpaceX that provides high-speed, low-latency broadband internet across the globe. It uses a network of low-earth orbit satellites to deliver internet service directly to your location via a small satellite dish.

Typical download speeds range from 50-200 Mbps, with upload speeds of 10-20 Mbps. Latency is typically between 20-40ms. Actual speeds may vary based on your location, network congestion, and other factors.

Professional installation typically costs between $150-$300 depending on the complexity of the installation. This includes dish mounting, cable routing, WiFi setup, and signal optimization. We provide free estimates!

Yes, Starlink requires a clear view of the northern sky (in the US) for optimal performance. The Starlink app can help you check for obstructions before installation. Our technicians will assess your location during the site survey.

Most installations take 2-4 hours, including setup, dish mounting, cable routing, and optimization. Complex installations (multi-story buildings, challenging roof types) may take longer.

Heavy rain or snow may temporarily affect service, but Starlink is designed to be weather-resistant. The system typically maintains connectivity during most weather conditions, though extreme weather may cause brief interruptions.

Our professional installation includes: site survey, optimal dish placement, secure mounting, cable routing, WiFi network setup, signal optimization, system testing, and customer education on using the system.