Starlink installation in Epsom
A Starlink dish in Epsom is bracketed once the household's kit is inside the building. On spa era buildings near the High Street, a bracket the street would see is drawn first.
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What an Epsom Starlink fitting includes
The visit brackets the dish once the kit is inside, and brings its cable indoors. The household buys the dish. A socket by the router is extra.
From £350
Starlink installation: from £350
Starlink installation: from £550
Included when agreed
- Surveying for an unobstructed view of the southern and northern sky
- Secure bracket mounting to suitable external masonry, brickwork or fascia
- Neat external cable clipping and weather-sealed entry into the building
- Connecting the dish to your Starlink router inside the property
- Powering on the equipment and testing connection throughput via the mobile app
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- No dish leaves our van. The kit inside the building is the one fitted.
- A socket by the router is included only when the booking lists it.
- A bracket on spa era buildings near the High Street follows the council constraints.
Starlink installation across Epsom
We serve Epsom from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The kit is bought by the household, so the account remains theirs. Bracketing starts once that kit is inside the building. The bracket wants masonry, a chimney stack or a gable end, wherever the sky above is clear. On spa era buildings near the High Street, or at Woodcote, a bracket the street would see is drawn against the council constraints before it is fixed. A socket by the router is cut only if the booking already lists it. No dish leaves our van.
- The household's kit firstNo bracket is planned until the dish is the household's own purchase and the kit is inside the building.
- Clear sky, then the frontageMasonry, a chimney stack or a gable end is chosen, wherever the sky above is clear. On a Georgian frontage the bracket is drawn against the council constraints before it is fixed.
- A router socket only if listedThat socket is cut only when the booking already lists it. The cable from the dish is not treated as a reason to cut a mains point.
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WhatsAppCan you buy the dish for the household?
No. The household buys it so the account stays theirs. Bracketing starts once the kit is inside the building.
Where does the bracket go?
On masonry, a chimney stack or a gable end, wherever the sky above is clear. A place tucked under a deep overhang, with no view upward, is refused.
Does a High Street frontage stop it?
Indoor cable is not stopped. A bracket the street would see on spa era buildings near the High Street is drawn against the council constraints before it is fixed.
Can you use next door's chimney?
No. The bracket stays on this building. Next door is not used, even where the sky looks clearer from there.
Is a socket by the router included?
Only when the booking already lists it. Otherwise the cable ends at the router the house already has.