Cut your power bills with solar panels and batteries designed for your Osborne Park home or business.
Looking for solar panels in Osborne Park? You’re in good company. About 647 solar systems are already on homes, townhouses and businesses in the 6017 postcode.
But every property here is different. A family home, a small townhouse roof and a busy office all use power in their own way. So we don’t sell one-size-fits-all packages. We visit, check your roof, shade and power bills, and tell you what’s worth doing. That might be new panels, a battery, or a fix for an older system.
You get a fixed written quote with the system, brands, rebates and final price. We’re a family-owned Platinum Enphase installer. Our own team does the install, and we stay with you for servicing and warranty support.

Most people ask us the same thing first: what should I actually get? Here’s what we usually recommend:
The price depends on your roof, the size of the system, the brands and whether you add a battery. Rebates come off before you pay. We don’t quote over the phone, because a quick look at your roof and bill gets you a real number. For typical Perth prices, see our solar cost guide.
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Yes, along with nearby Balcatta, Doubleview, Scarborough, Innaloo and Tuart Hill.
Yes, if the system is sized to the power you use yourself. Grid power costs far more than Synergy pays you, so every unit you use at home saves you money.
Eligible batteries can get the WA battery rebate and a federal discount. We check if you qualify and do the paperwork. See current rebates.
Usually, yes. You may need strata approval first, and we’ll give you a design and quote to show them.
If you already have solar, send us a recent bill and a photo of your inverter. If you do not, the bill alone is enough to start. Either way you will get an assessment of what you have, what it is doing, and what is actually worth changing.