Starlink installation in Wallington
A Starlink dish in Wallington waits until the kit has reached that address. A flat over a Woodcote Road shop does not get the dish on the shop front.
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What a Wallington dish visit includes
Mounting is priced as a bracket fixed to that home and a lead that ends at the router already inside. The dish counts only when it had already been delivered. A charger circuit at Roundshaw is another booking.
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 parcel means the mounting does not start.
- Using the shop front for a flat is not in this price.
- A board that cannot feed the router is a different booking.
Starlink installation across Wallington
We serve Wallington from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Nothing is fixed until the dish and the router are at the Wallington address. The bracket goes on the dwelling that will use them. A flat over a Woodcote Road shop is not given a dish on the shop for convenience. Villas around Holy Trinity keep the bracket on the house, rather than opening a trench along an installation that is already long. Roundshaw, rebuilt from 1998, is mounted the same way when the kit is there.
- Wait until the kit is inIf the dish has not reached the address, there is nothing to fix. A kit is not bought while the visit is underway.
- Keep the bracket off the shop frontThe flat's dish stays with the flat. The shop front on Woodcote Road is not a convenient wall, and the incoming supply is not a mounting point.
- Leave the power installation closedThe dish lead is not an excuse to open an extended villa's power installation. The lead ends at the router.
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WhatsAppDo you bring the dish?
No. The kit has to be at the address already. If nothing has arrived, the bracket stays off the building.
Can a flat use the shop front?
No. Flats over the Woodcote Road shops keep their own mounting. The shop is not a wall for the flat's dish.
Will a villa garden be trenched for a clearer view?
No. Houses on Clifton Road and Belmont Road already have long installations. The dish is fixed to the house, and the power cable stays as it is.
Is Roundshaw mounted differently?
No. Homes rebuilt from 1998 take the bracket on that house when the kit is there. The rebuild is not a reason to dig.
What if the router has no power?
The dish is still a bracket and a lead. If the consumer unit cannot feed the router, that change is a later booking of its own.