Updated October 2026Top 10 / WA

Top 10 Solar Panel Installers in Western Australia

The ten highest-rated solar installers in Western Australia, ranked by Google rating weighted by review count. One published formula for every company, and no paid placement.

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Solar Energy in Western Australia

WA pays a battery rebate of up to $1,300 (Synergy) or $3,800 (Horizon Power) as of October 2026, and new rules from 1 May 2026 changed how exports work.

As of October 2026, the WA Residential Battery Scheme is open. It pays up to $1,300 for Synergy customers and $3,800 for Horizon Power customers, offers interest-free loans of up to $10,000, and requires you to join a virtual power plant. There is no state rebate for panels alone. Exports are paid under the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme, at 10c per kWh from 3pm to 9pm and 2c at other times for Synergy customers. From 1 May 2026, new systems must support remote management to export more than a fixed 1.5 kW. Perth sits in STC zone 3.

WA battery rebate
Up to $1,300 (Synergy) or $3,800 (Horizon Power)
DEBS (Synergy)
10c per kWh 3pm to 9pm, 2c other times
Export without remote management
Fixed 1.5 kW (from 1 May 2026)
Average 6 kW price, Perth
$5,030 after STCs (1 Oct 2026)

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The order comes from public review data, recalculated daily. We do not check accreditation, prices, products or workmanship. Confirm those on the Solar Accreditation Australia register and in your written quotes.

  1. 01
    Services Western AustraliaThe installer lists Western Australia as a service area in our directory.
  2. 02
    Installs solarIt has an installation category (residential, commercial, battery and so on) and at least 5 Google reviews. Cleaning-only businesses are left out.
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    Weighted ratingEach Google rating is blended with the Western Australia average in proportion to its review count (a weight of 50 reviews), so a 5.0 from a handful of reviews cannot outrank a 4.9 from hundreds.
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    No paid placementFeatured (paid) directory listings get no boost here, and no company can buy, move or remove a ranking.

Top 10 Solar Installers in Western Australia for 2026

144 installers in Western Australia met the entry rules. These ten have the highest weighted Google rating.

  1. 04
    Westsun Energy - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Westsun Energy

    5(275 reviews)

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    Residential
  2. 05
    Austral Energy Solutions - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    Residential
  3. 06
    Lite Force Pty Ltd - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Lite Force Pty Ltd

    5(202 reviews)

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    ResidentialOff-Grid
  4. 07
    Green Wave Solar Pty Ltd - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    ResidentialMaintenance
  5. 08
    Power Source Electrical Air and Solar Perth - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    ResidentialMaintenance
  6. 09
    NIXON Busselton - Electrical | Air | Solar - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    ResidentialMaintenanceCommercial
  7. 10
    Unisol Solar & Electrical - Top rated solar installer in Western Australia

    Solar installer in Western Australia

    Residential

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Average rating
5.0/5
Customer reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions About Solar in Western Australia

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How much does a 6.6 kW solar system cost in Western Australia?

Solar Choice's price index for 1 October 2026 puts the average Perth price at $5,030 for a 6 kW system and $5,470 for 7 kW, after the STC discount and including GST. That makes Perth the cheapest capital in the index. A 6.6 kW system usually falls between those figures, and premium systems averaged $6,150 to $6,770. Outside Perth, SolarQuotes listings in our Bunbury guide ranged from under $4,000 to over $11,000, and SolarQuotes reported an average of about $5,514 for 6.6 kW in Mandurah.

What solar rebates and incentives are available in WA right now?

There is no WA rebate for solar panels alone as of October 2026. Federal STCs are the main discount. A 6.6 kW system in Perth, which is in zone 3, earns about 45 certificates in 2026, worth up to about $1,800, and about 36 in 2027. For batteries, the WA Residential Battery Scheme pays up to $1,300 for Synergy customers or $3,800 for Horizon Power customers, with the maximum for 5 to 10 kWh of usable capacity. It stacks with the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program. Interest-free loans of up to $10,000 need household income under $210,000.

How does the Synergy DEBS feed-in tariff work, and what are the export limits?

WA has no competitive feed-in tariff market. Synergy and Horizon Power pay under the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme (DEBS). Synergy customers get 10c per kWh for exports between 3pm and 9pm and 2c at other times. Most Horizon Power customers get 10c and 3c. Retailers only have to pay for 50 kWh a day. From 1 May 2026, new or upgraded systems on the south west grid must be able to be remotely disconnected to take part in export products such as DEBS. If not, the system is set to a fixed 1.5 kW export limit.

What changed for WA solar on 1 May 2026?

Western Power's updated rules let new or upgraded systems on the south west grid use up to 30 kVA of inverter capacity on a standard connection, up from 5 kVA. The catch is exports. To join DEBS or another export product, the system must support remote disconnect and reconnect, which Synergy sets up using the CSIP-AUS standard. If you opt out, or your internet is unreliable, the system is set to a fixed 1.5 kW export limit. A bigger inverter does not mean bigger exports, so ask your installer which pathway the quote assumes.

Lakshane Fonseka, founder of Uprise Digital

Lakshane Fonseka

Founder, Uprise Digital

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