Lone Pine Technology

Contrary to popular belief, Starlink still calls for an un-obstructed 360-degree view of the skies at a 32-degrees elevation. There are many different reasons for that. Do you have to have that to obtain good, reliable service? Certainly not, but it's always good to try to get the best view possible.

And, what if you want to switch to a Starlink competitor down the road? Do you want to have to move your mount or use a different mount? That's why we universal mounts, so all you need to change or upgrade is maybe swap out a pipe adapter. Regardless of many more satellites passing by, Starlink has never changed their installation procedures, policies, or suggestions.

Here we are using a tall green custom "L" mount to get a better view over many of the trees, and/or through the smaller tops of those trees.

This is one of our custom mounts, powder coated black. It's more reliable and durable than the standard J-mount brackets we often use, and taller as well to keep your antenna above the snow. The mount comes out away from the roof a bit as well so snow cannot collect under it.

We now offer several sizes and styles of custom mounts for Starlink and other outdoor equipment for resale or as part of our installation process.

Our options include heavier-duty mounts made with 2" tubing and large mounting plates, lighter-duty mounts using 1¾" tubing with smaller plates, and even compact mounts designed for wireless bridges and outdoor access points.

(These mounts have the same footprints with additional holes, as the larger 2" OD DirecTV mounts, and the smaller 1 5/8" OD DISH Network and DirecTV Dish mounts.)

We can also build multi-device mounts for setups that include Starlink, outdoor access points, cameras, and other equipment.

Custom powder-coated colors, heights, etc. are available as well, giving you a strong, clean, professional-looking installation built for Montana conditions.

Working from home shouldn’t mean working from somewhere else just to get reliable internet.

This customer was surrounded by trees on all four sides, making a stable connection nearly impossible. After taking a closer look, we found an opportunity—the trees to the west gave us just enough clearance.

By installing one of our 8’ tall non-penetrating mounts, we were able to get his Starlink system up and above the obstructions. The result? A solid, reliable connection and the ability to finally work from home the way it was meant to be.