Starlink installation in Purley
A Starlink dish in Purley is fitted after the kit has arrived. On the Webb Estate the lead from the dish meets the router, and we name the board feeding it.
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What a Purley dish installation includes
Mounting the dish and bringing one lead to the router already in that house, once the kit is there, is this price. On the Webb Estate the board that feeds the router is identified first. A second lead to another room is only included if it was written down.
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
- A missing kit means the dish is not mounted.
- The shop router is not used for a flat above the parade.
- A new board in Upper Woodcote Village is not part of the dish price.
Starlink installation across Purley
We serve Purley from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The dish goes up when the kit is already at the address, and the lead is brought to the router that house already uses. On the Webb Estate the supply is often split, so we name the board that feeds the router rather than landing the lead on the other one. A house in Upper Woodcote Village keeps that lead inside the house that was booked. A flat above the Brighton Road parades uses the flat's router, not a router in the shop, because those supplies are labelled as two premises.
- Wait for the kitNothing is mounted until the dish and the router gear are at that address. A booking without the box is a return visit, not a bracket on an empty wall.
- Name the board that feeds the routerOn the Webb Estate the router may be fed from only one of the boards. The lead from the dish goes to that router. The other board is not given a spare lead.
- Keep the flat and the shop apartA flat above the Brighton Road parades gets the dish for that flat. The shop's network stays on the shop's label. Upper Woodcote Village is cabled inside the house booked.
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Will you fit the dish before the kit arrives?
No. The dish and the rest of the kit need to be at the address. We do not leave a bracket waiting for a box.
Which board matters on the Webb Estate?
The board that already feeds the router. The supply is often split, and the lead is not taken to the other board.
Can a flat above the Brighton Road parades use the shop's router?
No. The flat and the shop are labelled as separate supplies. The dish for the flat meets the flat's own router.
Is Upper Woodcote Village cabled through a neighbour?
No. The lead stays in the house that was booked. A consumer unit upgrade there is not added to the dish.
Does Riddlesdown need a new socket run for the dish?
Only if the router has nowhere to plug in. The extra outlets a Laing house often wants are a separate job from mounting the dish.
