Starlink Installers in Canada – Province Directory 2026
Whether you’ve just ordered your Starlink kit or you’re staring at the box wondering how to get that dish on the roof safely, you’re in the right place. While Starlink is designed for self-installation, many Canadians, especially those with multi-storey homes, steep roofs, or tricky obstructions, prefer to hire a professional.
This directory lists verified Starlink installers across every Canadian province and territory. We’ve researched each company, confirmed their web presence and services, and noted where information couldn’t be fully verified. If you know of an installer we’ve missed, or if anything here is inaccurate, please leave a comment and we’ll update the list promptly.
đź“Ś Important Note: Starlink does not have an official certified installer program in Canada. The companies listed here are independent contractors, electricians, satellite technicians, and IT professionals who offer Starlink dish mounting and setup as part of their services. We recommend asking for proof of insurance, working-at-heights certification (where applicable), and references before hiring.
What’s in This Guide
Find Starlink Installers by Province
Click on your province or territory to see available installers. Listings marked Starlink Verified explicitly advertise Starlink installation services on their website. Those marked General Contractor are experienced satellite/electrical professionals who can handle the installation but may not specifically advertise Starlink.
A network cabling and security camera company that offers dedicated Starlink installation services. Experienced with residential, commercial, and rural properties. Also offers data cabling and security systems. They have a second office serving Ontario as well.
Family-owned wireless internet company. While based in Springbank, Alberta, they serve parts of rural BC as well. Over a decade of wireless technology experience including personalized Starlink installation assistance.
BC is underserved for dedicated Starlink installers. For areas not covered above, a local licensed electrician with roof-mounting experience is your best bet. See our “What to Look for in an Installer” section below.
Established satellite communication service known for expertise and quick, efficient installations. Also offers Explornet and satellite TV installation. Covers the southern Alberta region including Lethbridge and surrounding areas.
Family-owned wireless internet company with 10+ years of wireless technology experience. Based in Springbank—they live and work in the community and understand rural connectivity challenges firsthand. Offers personalized Starlink installation.
One-person professional satellite installation and repair service. Available any day of the week. Can help with acquisition of equipment as well as dish installation, tuning, and troubleshooting.
Master electricians with 38+ years of experience in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work. While they don’t explicitly advertise Starlink, they have the expertise for professional dish mounting and cable routing. Call 780-243-3474 for a quote.
Residential and corporate satellite dish installation specialist. Experienced installer who has worked with several major satellite companies. Also provides internet, Wi-Fi, and satellite TV services.
Offers professional Starlink installation services across central Saskatchewan. Provides free quotes and handles the full installation including cable routing and equipment setup.
Audio-visual and networking services company offering professional Starlink installation. Their technicians handle site assessment, dish positioning, cable routing, and network configuration. Also offers security camera installation. Call 306-201-4184.
IglooSat Installations Inc.
Listed in multiple Starlink installer directories. Serves the Edam area and surrounding rural Saskatchewan. Call 306-845-8092.
Manitoba-wide technology solution company offering cell tower services, rural internet, satellite TV, and IT services. They operate in rural areas and understand the connectivity challenges firsthand. Provides Starlink installation, hook-up, and break-fix emergency repairs.
CWD Satellite
Experienced in satellite, wireless, and cable-based installations. While they don’t specifically list Starlink on their website, their telecom installation expertise makes them well-equipped for the job. Serves Western Manitoba.
Manitoba is underserved for dedicated Starlink installers, particularly in the eastern part of the province and areas like Whiteshell Provincial Park. A local handyman or electrician comfortable on roofs is a good alternative.
Claims to be Canada’s #1 Starlink installer with 250+ completed installations and 25 years of satellite experience. Fully certified with WSIB coverage, liability insurance, and working-at-heights certification. Also offers whole-home mesh Wi-Fi, smart home integration, and multi-building connectivity. Covers both rural and urban Ontario. Call 289-240-0600.
Dedicated Starlink installation company covering a massive territory: Peterborough, Bancroft, Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, Muskoka (Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville), Kingston, Picton, North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay, Timmins, and more. Also offers security system and cell booster installation. Call 613-922-7680.
Specializes in Starlink internet, Wi-Fi, and security system design and installation. Handles complex rooftop and antenna tower installs for homes and businesses. Offers ongoing support plans starting at $9.99/month. Installs J-arms, pop-up towers, tripods, and more.
Network cabling and security camera company that offers dedicated Starlink installation throughout the Greater Toronto Area and multiple regions of Ontario. Their trained technicians handle the full setup process. Also has a Vancouver/BC office.
10+ years of experience in satellite internet dish installations. Focused exclusively on Starlink installation (they don’t sell dishes—installation only). Known for reliability and quality service in the Ottawa Valley area.
Local tech services company offering professional Starlink installations throughout Renfrew County and the Ottawa Valley. Provides site surveys, optimal dish placement, secure mounting, and mesh Wi-Fi upgrades. Also offers backup power solutions. Based in Beachburg. Additional travel charges may apply beyond 50km radius.
Offers a professional Starlink installation package covering the Haliburton County, Minden, Muskoka, Bracebridge, Bobcaygeon, Bancroft, Gravenhurst area. Also handles advanced commercial-grade routing. Pricing varies by distance. Contact for a quote.
French-language Starlink installation service based in LaSalle, Quebec (101-8457 Boulevard Newman). Specializes in quality antenna installation including challenging heights. Contact: (514) 400-2159 or mario@coldshot.tv.
Quebec is significantly underserved for dedicated Starlink installers, particularly outside Montreal. For rural Quebec, we recommend searching for a local satellite TV installer (installateur antenne satellite) or electrician familiar with rooftop equipment. Many satellite TV technicians have the skills for a Starlink install. Note: Starlink hardware is discounted to $99 in Quebec as of early 2026.
Dedicated Starlink installation service. Based at 61 Rankin Road, Tracy, New Brunswick. Their motto: “Starlink installations done once and done right.” Contact Rudi Fowler at 506-261-2483.
New Brunswick has limited dedicated Starlink installers. Starlink hardware is currently discounted to $99 in New Brunswick (as of early 2026), making it one of the cheapest provinces to get started.
Joey Stewart — Starlink Installations
Listed in multiple Starlink installer directories as serving Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and PEI from a base at 11 Akerley Boulevard, Dartmouth, NS. Contact: 902-989-7268 or 709-702-1823.
Nova Scotia previously offered a $1,000 Satellite Internet Service Rebate through Develop Nova Scotia to help offset Starlink hardware and installation costs. This program may no longer be active—check with Develop Nova Scotia to see if rebates are still available in your area.
Joey Stewart — Starlink Installations
Same installer serving Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Contact: 902-989-7268 or 709-702-1823. Based at 11 Akerley Boulevard, Dartmouth, NS.
PEI is a small province and may be serviceable by the above installer or by a local electrician/handyman. The self-installation is straightforward for most single-storey homes.
Joey Stewart — Starlink Installations
Listed as serving Newfoundland and Labrador with a local phone number (709-702-1823) in addition to the Nova Scotia number (902-989-7268). May travel or have local contacts.
Starlink hardware is currently discounted to $99 in Newfoundland and Labrador. For Labrador specifically, local availability of installers is extremely limited—self-installation or hiring a local handyman is likely the best approach.
We were unable to find dedicated Starlink installers operating in the territories as of February 2026. This isn’t surprising—the population density is low and most Starlink users in these regions self-install or hire local help.
What we recommend:
- Contact a local electrician or handyman in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, or Iqaluit
- Ask at local hardware stores—staff often know who does satellite work
- Post in community Facebook groups (e.g., “Yellowknife Buy and Sell”) for recommendations
- Consider self-installation—Starlink is designed for it, and the kit includes everything you need for a basic setup
Starlink covers all three territories. Refurbished hardware is available at $299 in NWT and Yukon as of early 2026.
⚠️ Know Someone We Missed? This directory is a living document. If you’re a Starlink installer in Canada, or if you know one we should add, please leave a comment below or contact us. We verify all submissions before adding them. We also welcome corrections—if any information above is outdated or inaccurate, let us know and we’ll fix it right away.
What to Look for in a Starlink Installer
Since Starlink doesn’t have an official certification program, you’re hiring an independent contractor. Here’s what to check:
Essential Requirements
- Insurance & liability coverage: Make sure they carry general liability insurance. If someone falls off your roof or damages your property, you don’t want to be liable.
- Working-at-heights certification: Required by law in Ontario (and recommended everywhere). This proves they’ve been trained in fall protection for roof work.
- Experience with satellite equipment: Someone who has installed satellite TV dishes (Bell, Shaw, etc.) has directly transferable skills. The mounting hardware and cable routing principles are very similar.
- References or reviews: Check Google Reviews, Facebook, or ask for references from previous Starlink installs.
Good Signs
- They ask you to run the Starlink app’s obstruction check before they arrive
- They discuss cable routing options (through walls vs. along the exterior)
- They offer to help with Wi-Fi optimization or mesh network setup
- They have their own proper mounting hardware (J-arms, pole mounts, tripods)
Red Flags
- No insurance or unwilling to provide proof
- Unusually cheap pricing (below $100)—professional installations with proper mounting typically cost $200–$500+
- Wanting to sell you the Starlink equipment (buy directly from starlink.com)
- No visible online presence, reviews, or references
đź’ˇ Typical Cost: Professional Starlink installation in Canada generally ranges from $200 to $500+ depending on complexity, location, and cable routing. Simple ground-level or single-storey roof mounts are on the cheaper end. Multi-storey homes, long cable runs, or installations requiring a pole/tower cost more. Always get a quote before committing.
How to Install Starlink Yourself
Starlink is designed for self-installation, and most people can handle a basic setup in under 30 minutes. Here’s the step-by-step process:
- Download the Starlink App — Available free on iOS and Android. You’ll need this to activate your account, check for obstructions, and manage your network.
- Check for Obstructions — Before unpacking anything, use the app’s “Check for Obstructions” tool. Walk around your property and hold your phone up at the location you’re thinking of mounting the dish. The app uses your phone’s camera to scan the sky and tell you if trees, buildings, or other objects will block the signal. You need a clear view of the sky—ideally 100+ degrees unobstructed.
- Unpack the Kit — Your Starlink kit includes the dish, a mounting base/kickstand, a cable (50–75 feet depending on your kit), a router (separate for Standard; built-in for Mini), and a power cord. Check that everything is present before starting.
- Pick Your Mounting Location — The best spot is wherever the app showed the fewest obstructions. Common options: rooftop, exterior wall using a J-arm mount, a ground-mounted pole, or the included base for a temporary ground setup. Higher is generally better—it helps clear trees and nearby buildings.
- Assemble and Mount the Dish — Connect the cable to the dish (it only fits one way). Slide the mast into the mounting base or your chosen mount. If you’re going permanent on the roof, use the appropriate Starlink mount adapter (sold separately) and waterproof any penetrations. For temporary testing, the included base on a flat surface works fine.
- Route the Cable Inside — Run the cable from the dish to your router location. For a permanent install, you’ll want to drill through an exterior wall and seal the penetration. For testing, run it through a window or door. The cable is thin and weatherproof.
- Plug In and Power Up — Connect the cable to the router, plug the router into power. The dish will automatically orient itself and search for satellites. Don’t manually move or tilt the dish—it does this on its own.
- Connect to Wi-Fi — After a few minutes of initialization, a new “STARLINK” Wi-Fi network will appear. Connect to it, set your network name and password through the app, and you’re online.
đź“ş Visual Learner? Starlink’s official setup guide and numerous YouTube videos walk through the installation process visually. Search “Starlink installation Canada” on YouTube for dozens of real-world install videos, many filmed at Canadian homes and cottages.
When to Hire a Professional Instead
Consider hiring help if:
- You have a steep or multi-storey roof and aren’t comfortable with heights
- You need to run cable through walls, attic, or conduit
- Your best obstruction-free spot requires a pole, tower, or custom mount
- You want professional cable management and weatherproofing
- You need whole-home mesh Wi-Fi setup alongside the Starlink install
Installation FAQs
How long does a Starlink installation take?
A basic self-install takes 15–30 minutes. A professional installation typically takes 1–3 hours depending on mounting complexity and cable routing.
Do I need Starlink’s official mounts?
The kit includes a basic mount/kickstand. For permanent installations, Starlink sells additional mounts (J-arm wall mount, pipe adapter, ridgeline mount, etc.) through their online shop. Third-party mounts are also available on Amazon and from companies like MobileMustHave.
Can I install Starlink on the ground?
Yes, using the included kickstand. However, roof mounting is usually better because it gets the dish above trees, fences, and other obstructions. Ground-level installs work well in open areas like farms or clearings.
Does Starlink need to be wired to my home?
Yes—the dish connects to your router via a cable (included). The router then provides Wi-Fi throughout your home. The Standard kit’s router is separate and stays indoors; the Mini has the router built into the dish itself.
What if I need longer cables?
Starlink sells longer cables (25m and 50m options) through their online shop. Third-party extension cables are available but proceed with caution—poor-quality cables can cause signal issues. Starlink uses proprietary connectors, so standard Ethernet cables won’t work for the dish-to-router connection.
Will the installer drill holes in my house?
A permanent installation typically requires a small hole through an exterior wall for the cable. A good installer will seal this with weatherproof caulking or a cable pass-through plate. Discuss this before work begins.
The Bottom Line
Whether you DIY or hire a professional, getting Starlink up and running is one of the easier tech installs you’ll encounter. The dish is lightweight, the cable is pre-made, and the system auto-configures itself once powered on.
If you’re in Ontario, you have the most installer options by far. Alberta and Saskatchewan have solid coverage. The Atlantic provinces and Quebec are thinner on dedicated Starlink installers, but local satellite technicians and electricians can handle the job. And the territories—well, if you’re hardy enough to live there, you’re probably handy enough to mount a dish.
Remember: this is a living directory. We update it regularly as we find new installers or receive corrections. If you know someone who should be on this list, drop us a comment.
