How to Choose a Starlink Installer: 10 Questions to Ask
How to vet an independent Starlink installer: license, insurance, warranty, mount types, and red flags such as fake 'official' claims.
- Are you licensed for low-voltage or electrical work where I live?
- Do you carry general liability insurance?
- What warranty do you give on your workmanship and roof penetrations?
- Which mounts do you use for my roof type, boat or RV?
- How will the cable enter the building, and how is it sealed?
- Will you do an obstruction check first?
- Is the quote all-inclusive (hardware, cable, travel)?
- Can I see photos of similar jobs?
- Who do I call if there's a problem?
- When can you start?
Red flags
Be wary of claims to be "official," "certified" or "authorized" by the equipment maker unless the installer can show it in writing. Also be wary of cash-only deals, and of anyone who asks for your provider account password.
Frequently asked questions
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