Starlink Standard (Gen 3) install
Professional roof, chimney or pole mount with weather-sealed cable entry, plus router siting and Wi-Fi optimisation throughout the house.
What we cover
How we install Starlink properly
Self-installs work — but the difference between an okay install and a great one is real-world speed, reliability and aesthetics.
Starlink Mini install
Discreet wall, soffit or post mounts for the Mini dish — ideal for second homes, holiday lets, glamping sites and equestrian yards.
Starlink Business install
Higher-priority connection mounted for commercial premises, farm offices and rural businesses, with redundancy options if your work depends on uptime.
Obstruction survey & relocation
Already installed but speeds are poor? We re-survey, find the cleanest sky position and relocate the dish — usually doubling the throughput.
Cable run extensions
Standard Starlink cables are 15m. We install 30m, 50m and 75m runs with proper outdoor-rated cable and weatherproof RJ45 glands — no joins, no compromise.
Mesh Wi-Fi & whole-property coverage
Mesh nodes, wired access points and dedicated outbuilding links so the speed at your phone matches the speed at the dish.
Power & UPS for outages
Rural mains drops? We can wire your Starlink and router through a UPS so a 30-second power cut doesn't take down a Teams call.
Listed-building & discreet installs
Slimline pole mounts in the garden, hidden chimney brackets, painted cable runs — Starlink without ruining the look of the house.
Approved professional Starlink installers covering rural Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire — full obstruction surveys, weatherproof roof or pole mounting, long-run cable management, indoor router siting and Wi-Fi mesh setup for large country properties. Whether you've bought a Starlink Standard, Starlink Mini or Starlink Business kit, we'll make sure it actually delivers the 200+ Mbps you're paying for.
Rural broadband problem? Starlink solves it.
If you're in a rural part of Bucks or Herts — a farm, country house, equestrian property or a village where BT Openreach has no near-term plans — Starlink is likely the biggest internet upgrade available to you right now. Speeds of 100–300 Mbps with low latency via SpaceX's low-earth-orbit constellation. The kit is straightforward but positioning and cable management make a real-world difference — which is where we come in.
What's included
- ✓Starlink kit supply — or install hardware you've already bought
- ✓Obstruction survey to find the optimal clear-sky mounting position
- ✓Professional weatherproof mounting — roof, chimney, wall or pole
- ✓Cable management: neat routing, sealed entries, extended runs if needed
- ✓Router placement and Wi-Fi mesh advice for large rural properties
- ✓Local ongoing support — call us, not Starlink's international helpdesk
Pricing guide
Honest, upfront pricing. Exact quotes depend on property type, access and equipment. Every price includes parts, labour and our two-year guarantee — we'll confirm the exact cost before we start.
- Starlink installation (hardware supplied by you)from £250
- Starlink supply & full installationfrom POA
- Free obstruction surveyfrom £0
Common Starlink issues we fix
- ▸"Obstructed" warnings in the Starlink app — usually a tree or chimney in the way
- ▸Speeds well below the 100–300 Mbps Starlink advertise — often a positioning fix
- ▸Wi-Fi range too short for the property — speed at the dish is fine, but devices are stuck on 5 Mbps
- ▸Self-install was tidy but the cable runs through a window and the seal is failing
- ▸Dish is currently sitting on the lawn on the supplied tripod — needs a permanent mount
Why choose Aylesbury Aerials
Obstruction survey first
We use the Starlink app to find the position with the cleanest sky view — trees, chimneys and roof lines all matter for sustained speed.
Built to last outdoors
Pole, roof or chimney mounts in stainless steel and galvanised brackets — not the flimsy off-the-shelf kit.
Long cable runs done right
Need 30m, 50m or 75m from dish to router? We supply the proper extended cables, weatherproof glands and gel-filled connectors.
Wi-Fi that actually covers the property
Most rural Starlink complaints are Wi-Fi range, not Starlink speed. We add mesh nodes or wired access points so coverage matches the speed at the dish.
Common questions
Can I buy my own Starlink kit and just have you install it?
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Absolutely. Many customers buy direct from Starlink and use us purely for the install — mounting, cable management and setup.
What speeds can I expect from Starlink?
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UK Residential users typically see 100–300 Mbps down, 20–40 Mbps up, with 20–60ms latency. That's significantly faster than ADSL and competitive with standard fibre.
Does it work in bad weather?
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Starlink is more weather-resilient than older satellite broadband. Heavy snow is the main issue and the dish has a built-in heater for light snowfall. Heavy rain can cause minor speed dips but rarely full outages.
Do I need planning permission for a Starlink dish?
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Usually no — Starlink dishes are covered by permitted development rights like satellite dishes. Listed buildings and some conservation areas may require consent. We'll advise as part of the survey.
How much does professional Starlink installation cost?
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From £250 if you supply the hardware. That covers the obstruction survey, weatherproof mounting, cable run, router siting and a Wi-Fi speed test at handover. Long runs, mesh and bespoke pole mounts are quoted on top.
Can you install Starlink Mini?
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Yes — Starlink Mini is increasingly popular for second homes, garden offices and rural businesses. We mount it permanently outdoors, sort the cabling and configure the Wi-Fi.
Ready when you are