Starlink & NBN

Been told you’re too far out?

If you’re past the metro edge you’ve probably heard it. Either a flat no, or a travel charge that makes the job pointless, or someone who’ll come but only if you can wait a month.

We work across the Hills & well into regional SA, & we’d rather do the whole job properly in one trip than have you wait on three separate visits.

What we can do while we’re there

• Starlink mounted & aligned with clear sky, fixed to survive the weather
• Cable run in properly, not through a window or under a door
• NBN equipment relocated to a sensible spot instead of wherever it landed
• Point-to-point links between the house, the shed & the outbuildings
• A proper rack for the modem, router & power, labelled & tidy
• Power & surge protection for the equipment

Why the mounting position decides everything

A dish bolted somewhere convenient rather than somewhere with a clear view is the usual cause of drop-outs. A branch that’s fine in winter will obstruct it in spring, & you’ll spend months blaming the service.

We check the sky before we drill, not after. The same goes for a rural point-to-point link, where a few metres of height can be the difference between a solid connection & an intermittent one.

Tell us where you are

Send us the address & a photo of the roof or the shed. If we can get there we will, & we’ll tell you honestly if there’s a better option than the one you were planning.