SOLAR PANELS PERTH

A: It depends on your energy usage, the size of your system, and how much sun your roof gets—but most of our customers save anywhere from $1,000 to $2,500 a year on their power bills.

Over 10 years, that’s a lot of money back in your pocket!

We’ll give you a personalised estimate during your free quote, so you’ll know exactly what to expect.

Our 6.6kW solar packages start from just $2,799 — that includes GST and a fully managed rebate claim process.

At Solar You, we believe in clear, upfront pricing. That’s why you’ll find the cost of many of our most popular solar systems listed right here on our website. No guesswork, no surprises.

If you have specific panels, inverters, or batteries in mind, just let us know. We’re happy to price up custom systems to suit your needs. In most cases, we can provide a quote remotely using satellite imagery of your property. And if you’re building a new home, simply send us your plans and we’ll give you an accurate quote based on the design.

Not on their own – unless you have a battery.

For safety reasons, most solar systems shut off during a blackout to protect the grid and the people working on it.

But if you add a battery with backup capability, your lights can stay on even when the grid goes down.

Solar panels work best during midday, typically between 10am and 2pm, when the sun is highest in the sky. In Western Australia, that’s when your panels are soaking up the most sunshine and generating peak output.

During this time, household appliances will be supplied electricity from your solar system. The excess solar energy generated by the system is fed back (exported) into the electricity grid. If you are feeding excess electricity generated by the solar system back into the grid, your energy retailer will give you credits on your accounts (REBS/DEBS in WA).

Yes – just not at full power. Solar panels still generate electricity on cloudy days, just at a lower output. They don’t work at night, but that’s where your connection to the grid (or a battery) comes in, so you always have power when you need it.

Definitely. Even if you’re not using much power during the day, your system can feed excess energy back to the grid and earn you credits (thanks to feed-in tariffs).

You can get even more out of your solar system by running your washing machine, dishwasher or pool pump during the day by using timers and/or smartplugs.

If you add a battery, you can store that daytime solar power and use it at night — which is perfect for evening energy use. We’ll help you design a setup that suits your routine and maximises your savings.

Not much at all! Solar panels are built to handle the elements and are mostly self-sufficient.

We recommend a gentle clean once or twice a year to keep them free from dust, leaves, or bird droppings. That’s usually all it takes to keep them running efficiently. If you ever need help, we’re just a call away.

Yes, absolutely! Many of our customers start with panels and an inverter, then add a battery later when the time’s right.

If you’re thinking of adding a battery later, please let us know as it will impact which inverter we’ll recommend to make sure your system is battery-ready, so adding one down the track is easy and hassle-free.