Mountain developments like Promontory, along with other remote Utah build sites, often sit well outside reliable cell coverage — and permanent utilities are usually the last thing installed. Rent a Starlink for your job trailer or site office and stay connected for permits, plans, video calls, and daily coordination from day one.
Remote master-planned communities up in the Wasatch and surrounding ranges often break ground well before cell towers or wired internet infrastructure catch up — leaving crews with little to no signal on site.
Submitting RFIs, pulling up plans, video calls with architects or clients, and daily coordination all need a real connection at the trailer — not a single bar of hotspot signal.
A single Starlink covers the whole site with unlimited data, so GCs, subs, and inspectors can all get online without fighting over one person's phone hotspot.
Jobsite cameras and remote monitoring systems increasingly need an internet uplink long before permanent power and utilities are run — a Starlink can cover that gap.
Yes — our weekly rate is $150 for 7 days, and for longer job timelines we're happy to work out an extended-rental rate. Just reach out with your expected project length and we'll figure out what makes sense.
The Mini runs off vehicle power or the optional battery pack, so it works from day one, even before any utilities are in. The Standard needs a 110V source, which a generator handles easily once you've got one on site.
Starlink needs a reasonably open view of the sky, so dense tree canopy can be a factor before a lot is cleared. Once site work begins clearing the building envelope, most job sites end up with enough open sky for a strong connection.
Yes — both kits broadcast Wi-Fi with unlimited data, so your whole site team can get online from a single setup rather than everyone relying on personal hotspots.
Pickup and return are based in Salt Lake City, with delivery available for an additional charge — useful for sites further out where a team member swinging by SLC isn't practical.