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Starlink Installation Service Areas in Central & South Texas

See the towns we serve, how our free quotes work, and how Starlink compares with your internet today. We cover across Central Texas, Austin and San Marcos, and the San Antonio, College Station, Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth and South Texas areas.

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Free quotes

How your Starlink installation is quoted

No two properties are the same, so we don't use one-size-fits-all pricing. Send a few photos or call, and you'll get a clear, free quote before any work starts, including any travel fee.

What shapes your quote:

  • The mount: roof, wall, pole or a custom mount
  • Roof type and height, or how tall the pole needs to be
  • The cable path, and any trenching or conduit to other buildings
  • How many rooms and buildings need Wi-Fi
  • Travel distance, if applicable

Not included: the Starlink monthly plan, which you buy directly from Starlink. Need the Starlink kit too? We can supply it.

Free, clear quote

Call or text 512-745-6178, or send your details.

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Every install

What every Starlink installation includes

  • Obstruction check with the Starlink app from the mounting spot
  • Roof, wall or pole mount, sealed and secured
  • Hidden cable routing through the attic and walls, first 50 ft included
  • A sealed, weatherproof entry point with a drip loop
  • Router placement, Starlink app setup and a named, secured Wi-Fi network
  • A speed test in every building you need covered
  • Cleanup. We leave the site the way we found it.

Price before we start

Send a few photos of your house and property, or call. You'll get a clear price before any work begins, including any travel fee.

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Starlink vs. your internet

How much faster could your internet be?

Rural DSL, HughesNet and Viasat were the only options out here for years. Starlink's low-orbit satellites changed that. Compare your connection in 30 seconds.

  • Real speed data from Ookla speed tests
  • What your household needs, from the FCC speed guide
  • Download times, upload and delay, side by side
  • Use your own Starlink kit or have us supply one; we make it work on your property

AI Internet Comparison

Is Starlink Better Than Your Internet?

Four quick questions. See how your connection compares with Starlink.

What internet do you have now?
10 Mbps

Pre-filled with a typical speed for your connection. For your exact number, run a free test at speedtest.net and move the slider.

How many people use the internet at home?
What do you use it for?
Your internet vs. Starlink
Starlink ≈ 13× faster

DSL at 10 Mbps can't keep up with the ~51 Mbps your household needs for work calls and 4K streaming. Starlink's typical ~130 Mbps covers it with room to spare.

  • What your home needs~51 Mbps
  • Your internet today10 Mbps
  • Starlink (U.S. median)~130 Mbps
50 GB game: 11 hrs vs 51 minUpload: 1 vs ~15 MbpsDelay: 40 vs ~45 ms

Starlink figures are U.S. medians from Ookla speed tests (2025): about 130 Mbps download, 15 Mbps upload and 45 ms delay. Activity needs follow the FCC Broadband Speed Guide. Real speeds depend on your plan, location and a clear view of the sky, which is exactly what a professional install gets right.

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Service areas

Areas We Serve

We're based in Round Rock and install Starlink across Central Texas and the Hill Country, including Austin and San Marcos. We also take jobs in and around San Antonio, College Station, Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth, and south to Victoria and Corpus Christi, including the rural towns around each city.

Central Texas

North: Bell & Coryell Counties

  • Jarrell & Florence: acreage and new homes in northern Williamson County.
  • Salado: homes and acreage along the I-35 corridor between Belton and Jarrell.
  • Belton: Starlink for lake properties around Belton Lake and rural Bell County.
  • Temple: rural properties and farmland on the outskirts of Temple.
  • Killeen: homes outside city internet coverage across western Bell County.
  • Copperas Cove: acreage and hill country homes in Coryell County.
  • Fort Cavazos (Fort Hood) area: homes and acreage around the post in Bell and Coryell counties.
  • Gatesville: ranches and farms across Coryell County.
  • Waco: rural homes and farmland across McLennan County.

West: Hill Country

  • Liberty Hill: new-build acreage homes in fast-growing western Williamson County.
  • Bertram: small-town and ranch properties in eastern Burnet County.
  • Burnet & Marble Falls: lake homes and ranch properties around Inks Lake, Lake Marble Falls and Lake LBJ.
  • Kingsland, Horseshoe Bay & Buchanan Dam: Highland Lakes homes on Lake LBJ and Lake Buchanan.
  • Llano: river properties and ranches across Llano County.
  • Lampasas: ranches and rural homes throughout Lampasas County.
  • Johnson City & Blanco: Hill Country homes and ranches in Blanco County.
  • Fredericksburg & Morris Ranch: vineyards, guest houses and ranches in Gillespie County.
  • Kerrville: river homes and Hill Country acreage across Kerr County.

East: Williamson, Bastrop, Lee & Milam Counties

  • Taylor, Granger & Thrall: farmhouses and acreage in eastern Williamson County, including around Granger Lake.
  • Elgin: rural homes and small farms across eastern Travis and Bastrop counties.
  • Bastrop: tall Lost Pines trees make pole mounts common here. We clear the tree line before we install.
  • Giddings: ranch and farm properties across Lee County.
  • Rockdale & Cameron: rural homes and farmland across Milam County.

South: Caldwell & Hays Counties

  • Lockhart: farmhouses and acreage across Caldwell County.
  • Dripping Springs: Hill Country homes and wedding venues west of Austin.
  • Wimberley: heavy tree cover and hills. We check obstructions carefully so your dish stays connected.

Austin area

West Austin and Lake Travis

  • Lakeway & Bee Cave: hillside and lake-view homes where live oaks decide between a roof and a pole mount.
  • Spicewood & Lago Vista: acreage and lake properties around the upper end of Lake Travis.

Austin, north and east

  • Austin: homes at the edges of the city and in the hills west of MoPac.
  • Cedar Park, Leander & Pflugerville: newer neighborhoods and acreage close to our Round Rock base.
  • Manor: farmhouses and rural lots east of Austin.

San Marcos area

San Marcos and the I-35 corridor

  • San Marcos: rural properties outside town and homes on the Hill Country side of the city.
  • Kyle & Buda: new neighborhoods and acreage along I-35 in Hays County.

Around San Marcos

  • Martindale: farmland and river properties in Caldwell County.
  • Maxwell: rural homes and farms east of San Marcos.

San Antonio area

North of San Antonio

  • Boerne & Nelson City: Hill Country acreage and ranch homes in Kendall County, out toward Comfort.
  • New Braunfels: homes on acreage along the Guadalupe River and across Comal County.
  • Canyon Lake: lakeside and hillside homes where cedar and oak trees make the obstruction check essential.
  • Bulverde & Spring Branch: rural lots between San Antonio and the Hill Country.

East and outer San Antonio

  • San Antonio: properties on the rural edges of the city, outside reliable wired internet.
  • Seguin: farmhouses and acreage across Guadalupe County.

Dallas–Fort Worth area

South of Dallas–Fort Worth

  • Waxahachie & Midlothian: acreage homes and farmland across Ellis County.
  • Corsicana: rural properties and farms in Navarro County.
  • Cleburne: homes and ranch land across Johnson County.

West and north of Dallas–Fort Worth

  • Weatherford: ranch properties and horse country in Parker County.
  • Granbury: lake homes around Lake Granbury in Hood County.
  • Denton: rural acreage on the northern edge of the Metroplex.

College Station & Brazos Valley

College Station & Bryan

  • College Station & Bryan: acreage homes and farms around the edges of Brazos County.
  • Caldwell: ranch and farm properties across Burleson County.

Between Austin, College Station and Houston

  • Navasota: rural homes and ranch land in Grimes County.
  • Hwy 21 and Hwy 290 corridors: the farms, ranches and country homes along the roads between Austin, College Station and Houston.

Houston area

West of Houston

  • Katy & Fulshear: acreage homes on the western edge of greater Houston.
  • Waller & Hempstead: farms and rural homes in Waller County.
  • Sealy: ranch and farm properties in Austin County.
  • Brenham: rolling farmland and country homes in Washington County.

North of Houston

  • Magnolia: wooded acreage where tall pines often call for a pole mount.
  • Tomball & Cypress: homes on larger lots in northwest Harris County.
  • Conroe: lake and wooded properties across Montgomery County.

South Texas & Coastal Bend

Southeast of San Antonio

  • Floresville: farms and acreage across Wilson County.
  • Kenedy: ranch properties in Karnes County.
  • Gonzales & Cuero: ranches, farms and country homes in Gonzales and DeWitt counties.

Victoria and the Coastal Bend

  • Victoria: rural homes and acreage across Victoria County.
  • Rockport: bay and coastal homes in Aransas County, where wind and salt air make a secure mount and sealed cable essential.
  • Corpus Christi: properties on the rural edges of the city and across Nueces County.

Don't see your town? If you're anywhere between Waco, Houston, San Antonio and Corpus Christi, call or text 512-745-6178 and we'll let you know.

Areas we don't cover: West Texas and the Panhandle (including El Paso, Midland, Odessa, Lubbock, Amarillo and San Angelo), Wichita Falls, the Rio Grande Valley and Laredo, and East Texas around Tyler, Longview, Nacogdoches, Lufkin and Texarkana.

Who we are

Professional Starlink Installation by Starlink Ready TX

Starlink Ready TX is a service of Hide My Cables LLC. Our experienced installation team provides professional Starlink installation for residential and commercial properties throughout Texas.

Travel & scheduling

Travel & Scheduling

Installs close to Round Rock include travel. For properties farther out, including jobs in the San Antonio, College Station, Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth and Coastal Bend areas, any travel fee is shown in your quote before you book, so there are no surprises. We install Monday to Saturday, 7am to 8pm, and most installs take 1 to 3 hours. We'll give you the next open install date when we quote.

People also ask

Starlink installation in Texas, answered

The questions people ask most about Starlink installation quotes and coverage in Texas.

How much does Starlink installation cost in Texas?

It depends on the property: the mount, the roof, the cable path, how many buildings need Wi-Fi and how far we travel. That's why Starlink Ready TX gives every customer a free, clear quote before any work starts.

What affects Starlink installation cost: 6 factors

  1. The mount. Wall and roof mounts cost less than a pole set in concrete.
  2. Roof type and height. Two-story and steep roofs take longer and cost more.
  3. Pole height and trench length. Getting above tall trees and trenching back to the house add labor.
  4. Cable distance. The first 50 ft of hidden cable is included; longer runs cost more.
  5. Number of buildings. Every shop, barn or guest house you want covered adds Wi-Fi equipment.
  6. Travel distance. Jobs far from Round Rock may include a travel fee, shown in your quote.
Approximate driving distance from Round Rock
  • Temple~45 mi
  • Marble Falls~50 mi
  • San Antonio~95 mi
  • College Station~100 mi
  • Houston~170 mi
  • Dallas~175 mi
  • Corpus Christi~220 mi

Approximate road miles from Round Rock. Any travel fee is shown in your quote before you book.

Do you install Starlink in my part of Texas?

We're based in Round Rock and cover eight regions, including the rural towns around each city.

RegionExample townsTypical properties
Central TexasRound Rock, Temple, Burnet, Bastrop, WimberleyHill Country homes, ranches, lake homes
Austin areaAustin, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Cedar Park, PflugervilleLake Travis homes, Hill Country lots, neighborhoods
San Marcos areaSan Marcos, Kyle, Buda, MartindaleHill Country acreage, river properties, new homes
San Antonio areaBoerne, New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, SeguinHill Country acreage, river and lake homes
Dallas–Fort Worth areaWaxahachie, Weatherford, Granbury, DentonAcreage, horse properties, lake homes
College Station & Brazos ValleyCollege Station, Bryan, Caldwell, NavasotaFarms, ranches, country homes
Houston areaKaty, Magnolia, Tomball, BrenhamWooded acreage, farms, country homes
South Texas & Coastal BendFloresville, Gonzales, Victoria, Rockport, Corpus ChristiRanches, farms, coastal homes

Cost and area questions

Starlink Installation FAQs

Yes. We're based in Round Rock, about 20 miles north of downtown Austin, and install Starlink across Austin and nearby towns including Lakeway, Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville and Manor. Live oaks and cedar west of Austin often call for a pole mount.

Yes. We install Starlink in San Marcos and nearby towns including Kyle, Buda, Martindale and Maxwell. West of I-35 the Hill Country and tree cover often call for a pole mount; on the open land east of town a roof or wall mount usually works.

For many rural Texas properties outside cable and fiber coverage, yes. The key is a clear view of the sky, which is why we check for trees and rooflines before choosing where the dish goes.

It depends on the mount, the cable path, how many buildings need Wi-Fi and how far we travel, so every customer gets a free, clear quote before any work starts.

Yes. We're based in Round Rock and also take jobs in and around the San Antonio, Dallas–Fort Worth and Houston areas, including the rural towns around each city.

Yes. We install Starlink in College Station, Bryan, Caldwell, Navasota and the rural areas between Austin, College Station and Houston.

Yes. We cover South Texas from Floresville, Kenedy, Gonzales and Cuero down to Victoria, Rockport and Corpus Christi. Near the coast, a secure mount and sealed cable matter even more because of wind and salt air.

We don't currently take jobs in West Texas or the Panhandle (including El Paso, Midland, Odessa, Lubbock, Amarillo and San Angelo), Wichita Falls, the Rio Grande Valley and Laredo, or East Texas around Tyler, Longview, Nacogdoches, Lufkin and Texarkana.

Yes. On standing-seam metal roofs we can often use a clamp-on mount that needs no holes. On other metal roofs, we seal every fastener.

Yes. We set the pole in concrete, get the dish above the trees, and run the cable underground or in conduit back to the house.

Any travel fee is shown in your quote before you book, so there are no surprises.

No. Order the kit from Starlink yourself, or Esteban can supply it for you. Your monthly plan is set up directly with Starlink, and we handle the rest.

Yes. Our cable cleanup service reroutes and hides existing cables and seals old openings.

Get your free Starlink installation quote.

Call or text 512-745-6178, Mon–Sat 7am–8pm, or send us your address and a few photos.

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