Internet Past the End of the Pavement
We survey your place, tell you what will really work there, and install it. Farms, ranches and cabins across the Flathead.
Which Option Fits Your Place?
Pick what sounds like your place. We rank the three main rural choices and tell you why, in plain words.
Sample prices for this demo, in general terms. Real prices, speeds and fees depend on your address, the provider and the plan. We show you the provider's own terms in writing before you order.
What We Install
We are a local installer, not a call center. We work with several providers and put in whatever fits your place.
- Satellite Internet roof or pole mount
- Newer low orbit dishes with low lag, set on the roof or a pole in the pasture. We run the cable and set up the WiFi.
- Satellite TV new, moved or re aimed
- New dishes, dishes moved off a new roof, and cable run to the shop or the guest cabin.
- Fixed Wireless line of sight
- A small antenna aimed at a tower on the ridge. Good for homes in the valley with a clear view.
- Cell Home Internet signal check first
- We test the signal in every room first. If one window has good bars, an outdoor antenna can bring it inside.
Installs This Fall
Swipe through the last few jobs. Tap a photo to see it bigger.
The Site Survey Comes First
Most bad rural installs come from skipping this part. We come out, walk the place with you and check three things.
- Where the dish or antenna sees open sky, today and when the leaves come back
- How strong the cell and tower signals are, in the house and at the roof line
- The shortest clean cable run, and where the WiFi needs to reach
$75 within 30 miles of Kalispell. We take it off the install if you go ahead.
From Folks Out Past the Pavement
Two other outfits said it could not be done. He put a pole in the pasture and I work from home now.
Tom H. Marion
He told me cell internet would work fine at our place and saved me the dish money. Honest guy.
Karen W. Somers
Came out in January, sealed the hole in the log wall right, and cleaned up the sawdust.
Jesse B. Bigfork
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Straight Answers
We drive to Kalispell, Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, Lakeside, Somers, Marion, Polson, Eureka and Libby, and the back roads in between.
Do my trees really matter that much?
Yes. Satellite and fixed wireless both need a clear path to the sky or the tower. One tall fir in the wrong spot can drop the signal every few minutes. We find that spot on the survey, and sometimes a tall pole mount clears it.
Does snow knock out satellite internet?
Heavy wet snow can slow it down for a while. Most newer dishes melt light snow on their own. We mount them where you can reach them with a broom, and never under a roof edge that sheds snow.
Is there a contract?
It depends on the provider and the plan. Some are month to month and some ask for 12 or 24 months, often with a lower price on the equipment. We show you the terms in writing before anything is ordered.
Can you still install satellite TV?
Yes. We install and aim satellite TV dishes, move old ones, and run new cable to more rooms. Many rural homes keep satellite TV and add internet from a different option.
What does the site survey cost?
$75 within 30 miles of Kalispell, and we take it off the install if you go ahead. Farther out we quote the drive up front.