Cottages + seasonal homes
Properties used seasonally still need a permanent mounting location, weather-conscious cable entry and Wi‑Fi positioned where people actually use the connection.
Cottage-country installation where trees, rock, rooflines and distance matter.
Muskoka is a broad district municipality and cottage-country region rather than a single town. Get Internet can serve qualifying Muskoka-area properties that fall inside our current active technician service zones. For cottages, lake properties and rural homes, the installation decision often comes down to tree cover, the available sky view, mounting height and a practical cable path back into the building.
Muskoka properties vary widely. A cottage tucked under mature trees needs a different plan than an open rural lot, and a location page cannot replace the address-level service check or the Starlink obstruction scan.
Properties used seasonally still need a permanent mounting location, weather-conscious cable entry and Wi‑Fi positioned where people actually use the connection.
Tall conifers and mixed forest can turn an otherwise convenient roof edge into a poor satellite location, making the obstruction check especially important.
More land can create more mounting options, including detached structures or enhanced mounting when the house itself does not offer the cleanest view.
A ground pole, tripod/mast, specialty mount or extended route may be appropriate when the house is screened by trees or the terminal needs to be positioned away from the easiest building edge. Those items stay separate from the base installation so the customer sees what the site actually requires.
Because Muskoka covers a large geographic area, this page does not mean every Muskoka address is currently dispatchable. Some areas may qualify while others may not; the automated Property Check is the final current service-area test.
The Property Check geocodes the submitted installation address and compares it with active technician service zones and qualifying weekly availability. Outside-area leads can still be retained for customer-requested future-service follow-up.
Useful answers before you purchase hardware or choose an installation date.
Not yet. Muskoka is larger than our current territory. We service Muskoka-area addresses that pass the current technician-based Property Check.
It can be, but tree obstruction is one of the biggest site-specific issues. Use the Starlink app obstruction checker from a safe location and let the technician confirm the final mount.
The current Get Internet base installation is $289.99 + HST. Poles, tripod/mast work, specialty mounts, difficult access and extended routing are additional when required.
The best path is Property Check first. It confirms whether the address is in the active service area before you proceed to installation payment and scheduling.
Review the base installation scope, run a safe preliminary obstruction check and confirm the exact property against current technician coverage.
Run the address check first. If the property falls inside our current territory, we’ll guide you through the equipment, portal, installation payment, scheduling and any enhanced-install requirements.