Getting the dish on the roof is the easy part. What matters is what happens after that: whether the signal reaches the shed, whether your cameras stay online, whether the alarm app loads when you're 400km from home.
TP Security has spent about 20 years installing alarms, cameras, intercoms and access control across rural Northern Rivers properties. Every one of those systems runs on the internet connection behind it, so we've spent two decades thinking about coverage, reliability and what happens when the weather turns.
We bring that to your Starlink install. Where the signal needs to reach. What's going to hang off it. How the whole thing behaves in a storm.
That covers the site assessment, the Australian-made Matchmaster galvanised roof mount, mounting and alignment of your Starlink kit, cabling and setup.
You supply the Starlink kit. Order it direct through our referral link below and your first month of service is free.
Acreage properties, two-storey homes, mast mounts, tile roofs and multi-building WiFi are quoted on the day. Every quote is fixed before we start, so the number you agree to is the number you pay.
A dish on the house is no help if you work out of a shed 300m away.
We run Wireless Point to Point links, also called a Wireless Bridge, to carry the full connection across your property with no trenching. Sheds, workshops, offices, cabins, granny flats, second dwellings. VoIP, CCTV and file transfers all run properly over a link like this.
Around the house and outdoor areas, we install WiFi Access Points rather than a WiFi Extender. An extender repeats the signal, which typically costs you about half your speed at every hop. Access points with proper backhaul carry the full connection to where you need it.
We work with TP-Link and Ubiquiti UniFi as our go-to gear, and we can supply Ruijie Reyee where it suits the job and the budget.
Three starting points, from a single dish on the house to a connected network across a whole rural block. Find the one closest to your setup and we'll firm up the detail after the site check.
Most customers order the Starlink kit directly from Starlink. Use our referral link and you get your first month of service free.
We supply and install the Australian-made Matchmaster mount, and install your kit once it arrives.
Need internet anywhere? Want coverage wherever you roam?
We can supply and install Outback Comms vehicle-mounted Starlink: high-speed internet anywhere in Australia, and it works in motion. It stays mounted to the vehicle and keeps working while you drive, so there's nothing to set up at camp and nothing to pack away.
Outback Comms is a Bundaberg-based authorised Starlink reseller that designs and builds its own vehicle mounting hardware and DC power conversion here in Australia. Brackets are matched to your specific vehicle, ute, canopy or caravan rather than a one-size-fits-all clamp, and every kit is quality checked before it ships. They've deliberately engineered away from magnetic mounts on safety grounds, which matters at highway speeds.
Suits 4WDs, motorhomes, caravans, canopies and work vehicles. We handle the mounting, the 12V power side and the network setup, so it's ready to go before you leave.
Based in Lillian Rock and working right across the Northern Rivers: Lismore, Casino, Kyogle, Ballina, Byron Bay, Bangalow, Mullumbimby, Murwillumbah, Tweed Heads, Yamba and Grafton.
We also travel north to the Gold Coast and south to Coffs Harbour.
NSW Security Master Licence 410 227 355.
A standard roof-mounted install starts at $715 including GST. That covers the site assessment, the Australian-made Matchmaster galvanised roof mount, mounting your Starlink kit, cabling and setup. Acreage properties, two-storey homes, mast mounts and multi-building WiFi cost more. We quote a fixed price after the site check so there are no surprises on the day.
You can. The Starlink kit is designed for it, and plenty of people do fine with the tripod on the lawn. Where a DIY job usually gets tricky is a permanent roof mount that doesn't leak, cable entry sealed properly, and getting the signal to the far end of a rural block. Those are the parts worth having done professionally.
Speeds vary with congestion, weather and how much clear sky the dish can see. Most rural customers see a large improvement over fixed wireless or a struggling NBN connection. We position the dish for the clearest possible view and tune the network so you notice the speed out at the shed as well as beside the router.
We assess safety, structure and access first. The Matchmaster kit we use is built for metal roofs, pitched or flat, and for concrete pads. For tile roofs we use a different mount, and where the roof isn't the right answer we'll use an eave mount, a wall mount or a freestanding pole.
Starlink warrants its own hardware either way. What a professional install protects is your roof and your cabling. We're licensed and insured, and every penetration is sealed to Australian standards.
Yes. We install alarms, CCTV and intercoms every week, so we set the network up knowing what's going to run on it. Your cameras stay online and your alarm app loads when you're away. If you're planning both, it's worth having us do both in the one visit.
Usually not. An extender repeats your signal and typically halves your throughput in the process. We design with proper access points and wired or wireless backhaul instead.
Often, yes. We work with TP-Link, Ubiquiti UniFi, Ruijie Reyee and others. We'll tell you honestly what's worth keeping and what's holding you back.
Yes. We supply and install Outback Comms vehicle-mounted Starlink, which works while you're driving. See the section above, or give us a call.
