Clean exterior
Hardware and cable routing should look deliberate from the ground, with unnecessary loops and exposed clutter avoided.
Roofline to router. Done properly.
The goal is not to make the Starlink dish disappear. The goal is to make the install look intentional, preserve the right sky view, protect the building envelope and leave the customer with Wi‑Fi that works where they need it.
Starlink’s obstruction checker uses your phone camera to scan the field of view from a potential dish location. It is one of the best things you can do before installation — especially around tall trees, roof peaks, chimneys and nearby buildings.
Do not climb onto a roof or ladder to perform the scan. If the ideal mounting area cannot be checked safely from the ground, leave that part to the Get Internet installer.
Every site is different, but the order of operations should be consistent. That creates better installs and fewer callbacks.
Confirm the customer location, Starlink availability and our current Central Ontario dispatch area before scheduling.
Use the Starlink obstruction workflow and visual site assessment to identify the clearest practical mounting zone. Open the obstruction checker links ↑
Select an appropriate permanent mount and attachment location based on the structure and exposure.
Plan a clean exterior run, protect penetrations and route the system indoors with as little visual clutter as practical.
Choose an indoor location that balances cable reality with Wi‑Fi coverage instead of defaulting to the nearest corner.
Bring the terminal online, verify app status and test the customer experience after the installation is complete.
Our base professional Starlink installation starts at $289.99 + HST. If the property requires specialty hardware, difficult access, unusually long cable routing or additional network work, we identify that separately before the work proceeds.
Steeper, higher or harder-to-access mounting areas.
More labour, difficult routing or concealed path requirements.
Non-standard mounting hardware or structural considerations.
Mesh, access points or larger-property network work.
The install checklist should be as much about handoff quality as the dish itself.
Hardware and cable routing should look deliberate from the ground, with unnecessary loops and exposed clutter avoided.
Cable entry is treated as part of the building envelope, not just a hole needed to get inside.
The customer should understand where the router lives, how to access the app and whether more indoor coverage is recommended.
Useful ground-level property details can reduce uncertainty before dispatch: roofline, tree line, preferred router room, cable-entry conditions and the current equipment at the property.
$289.99 + HST is the base installation price for the Starlink system itself. Every property is different. If the approved location requires a lawn/ground pole, specialty mount, extended or difficult cable routing, difficult access, Wi‑Fi/networking work or another non-standard item, that work/material is quoted separately.
Additional site charges can be added to the customer account and must be paid according to the invoice terms, including before the technician leaves site where identified as an on-site balance. A 30-day installation warranty applies to Get Internet installation workmanship. Read the full Installation Policy →
Review the base installation scope, run a safe preliminary obstruction check and confirm the exact property against current technician coverage.
Rural homes, cottages and acreage are exactly where installation planning creates the most value. Base professional installation starts at $289.99 + HST. This price covers the standard Starlink system installation itself; poles, specialty mounts, extended/difficult routing, access requirements, network work and other non-standard items are separate when required.