STARLINK INSTALLATION · COSTA DEL SOL
The dish is the easy part.
Anyone can mount a dish, plug in a router and show you a speed test.
If that's all you want, you don't need me.
"The problem is your wifi, not your internet."
A client handed me a quote from one of the best-known installers on the coast. Dish, router, done. Could I beat the price?
I told him the dish was never his problem. Starlink would be fast at the router, and he would keep the dead bedrooms, the garden where nothing loads, and the factory-password router holding his whole home together.
He needed the network behind the connection. That's the difference between an installation and an architecture.
What a proper installation looks like
A real site survey. The dish goes where the sky is clear, not where drilling is easy. Cable runs planned before anything touches a wall.
A clean, discreet mount. Roofline, mast or ground, chosen for the property. Weatherproofed. No cable draped over a terrace.
A hardened network behind it. The part everyone else skips. Full coverage across house, gardens, pool and outbuildings. Guest and gadget zones isolated from your personal machines. I spent fifteen years securing networks where a breach costs millions; I build yours the same way.
Configured for your case. A primary line for the finca fibre never reached. A rock-solid connection for the second home you check on from abroad. A backup that takes over the moment the main line drops.
The quiet advantage
There is no cable at the street for anyone to cut.
Some clients order this connection before anything else. It becomes the uplink of a larger security architecture: the one that keeps talking to you when power and signal are attacked. Start with how the full system works.
Talk to me before you book anyone
Every installation starts with a conversation and a survey. Engineered to your property, not sold from a catalogue.
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