Cader NetworksStarlink installation for business premises
Professional Starlink installation for business sites across Wales. Primary connection for off-grid premises, or a Starlink-backed failover for sites that cannot afford to drop.
Off-grid sites, holiday lets, or backup for the line that already exists
Business sites past the reach of fibre and 4G usually need satellite to function at modern standards. Sites that already have a fibre line but cannot afford it dropping can use Starlink as a second connection with automatic failover. We install both setups properly, integrated with your existing business network.
For genuinely off-grid premises (hill farms with admin requirements, remote workshops, caravan parks, holiday cottages with no fixed line), Starlink is often the only practical primary connection. We survey for obstructions, mount the dish to spec, run the cable through a sealed entry point, and integrate the router with your business network.
For sites that already have fibre, Starlink works as a high-quality secondary line. Automatic failover, so when the main connection drops the business stays online. We configure the routing so card payments, VoIP and business-critical traffic move across cleanly.
Multi-site rollouts are managed under a single account. Same engineer, same standard, no surprises across locations.
- Site survey first to confirm obstructions, mount location and cable route
- Professional weatherproof install with proper mast or roof mount
- Network integration with existing business routers, VoIP and security kit
- Optional failover setup with automatic switchover from your main line
- Multi-site management under a single account
- The engineer who set it up answers the phone. Most issues fixed in under 30 minutes.
Business cases that suit Starlink
- Hill farms with admin and BCMS requirements
- Holiday cottages and rural hospitality with no fixed line
- Caravan parks and outdoor activity sites
- Workshops, yards and remote depots
- Failover for retail, hospitality or any site where downtime costs money
Common questions about business Starlink installs
Does Starlink make sense as a business connection?
It depends on the site. For premises past the reach of fibre and 4G it is often the only sensible primary connection. For sites that already have a fibre line, Starlink can work well as a secondary or failover link. We will tell you straight which case applies before you commit.
Can you set it up as a backup for our existing line?
Yes. Starlink on a separate router with automatic failover from your main connection, so when the fibre line drops the business carries on. Useful for retail, hospitality, holiday lets and any site where downtime costs money.
How does the install integrate with our existing network?
We integrate Starlink with your existing router, VoIP system, security cameras and any business-critical kit. Single network from the user's point of view, no separate WiFi to remember.
Do you supply the Starlink kit?
No. The hardware comes direct from Starlink. You buy the dish and router from them, we handle the install. That keeps your warranty straight with Starlink and keeps our quote to the work we actually do.
Do you support multi-site rollouts?
Yes. We run multi-site Starlink installs for businesses with rural or off-grid premises (caravan parks, multi-site hospitality, farms with let cottages). Single account, single point of contact, consistent configuration across sites.
What is the support model after install?
Same as the rest of our services. The engineer who set up the system is the one you speak to when something needs attention. Most issues are resolved in under 30 minutes.
Talk to us about your site.
Tell us the address and whether this is for a primary connection or a failover setup. We will come back with a survey and install plan.
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