Rural install
Starlink for rural homes
Rural homes usually have the one thing Starlink needs — open sky — and the one thing city installs lack — a clean place to put the dish. A roof or wall mount gives the highest, shortest-run install; the guides below settle height and roof type.
Common questions
What is the best Starlink mount for a rural house?
A roof mount for the highest view and shortest cable, or a wall bracket if you'd rather not penetrate the roof.
How high does the dish need to be?
High enough to clear the local obstacles' angle; the obstruction guide shows how to measure it at your site.
Will trees block it?
Trees are the usual culprit; the height maths tells you whether going up is worth it or moving sideways is cheaper.