New solar & battery systems
Solar & Battery Installation in Burns Beach
Designed for newer coastal homes: solar systems sized around how your household lives, with the equipment and layout to add a battery when you’re ready.

Solar installation
A system planned from the start.
Homes in Burns Beach tend to be newer than in the older coastal suburbs, which often means a straightforward roof and good scope to plan solar properly from day one.
New home solar installations
Complete solar PV systems for new and recently built homes, designed around your household’s expected usage.
Learn more →Sizing for your household
Capacity set from your electricity use, roof space and plans, such as an EV or a pool, rather than a package.
Roof types and mounting
Metal, tile and flat roofs each need different mounting. We plan fixings that suit the roof and its exposure.
Inverter choice
A hybrid or standard inverter selected for your plans, so adding storage later doesn’t mean starting over.
Coastal-conditions equipment
Close to the coast, sea air speeds corrosion. We discuss equipment and fixings suited to that exposure.
EV charging alongside solar
A charger can be planned with your solar from the start, so the electrical work is done once.
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Battery storage
Planning for storage, now or later.
A battery holds surplus solar for use after dark. You don’t have to buy one with your panels, but planning for one costs little at the start and saves rework later.
Battery-ready from day one
A suitable inverter, switchboard capacity and a planned location make adding a battery later much simpler.
Home battery installation
Battery systems installed to suit your switchboard, your supply and your solar equipment.
Choosing a capacity
Based on your evening and overnight use, not the largest unit available.
Solar and battery together
Systems designed as one, so panels, inverter and storage suit each other.
Backup power
Backup during an outage needs equipment designed for it. If it matters to you, tell us early.
Why Westcoast
Solar planned by accredited founders.
Westcoast Energy is founder-led, run by Matthew Wellstead and Mark Porges. Both are accredited by Solar Accreditation Australia for PV and battery work.
For a newer home the aim is a system that fits how you live today and doesn’t box you in tomorrow. We explain the choices and let you decide.

Founder-led business
The directors are the people advising you.
Solar Accreditation Australia accreditation
Both directors are accredited for PV and battery work.
Personalised recommendations
A system sized and laid out for your home and household.
Qualified electricians
Both directors are qualified electrical professionals, so the whole installation is covered.
Planned for the future
Equipment and capacity chosen with storage and charging in mind.
Recent work
Solar installations across Perth.
A selection of Westcoast solar work from jobs across Perth.
Free Home Energy Assessment
Building the right system the first time.
Tell us about your home and how you use electricity, and the free Home Energy Assessment helps you explore solar and battery options, with the choice to request a personalised proposal.
How it works
- 1Tell us about your home
- 2See what suits your usage
- 3Talk through next steps with us
FAQs
New solar installation questions
Quick answers to common questions. If yours isn't here, give us a call.
It depends on your household’s usage, how much usable roof you have and what you plan to add, such as an EV or a pool. We review these and recommend a size. A larger system isn’t automatically better.
Yes. Metal, tile and flat roofs each need different mounting and fixings, and the roof’s age and condition matter too. We check these when designing the system.
Not necessarily. A battery suits some households and not others. If you don’t install one now, a battery-ready design keeps the option open.
It means choosing an inverter that can work with storage, leaving capacity on the switchboard and planning where a battery could go, so adding one later doesn’t require replacing equipment.
Federal incentives for solar and batteries exist, and the rules, amounts and eligibility conditions change over time. We explain what applies to you when we prepare your proposal, and the Clean Energy Regulator publishes the current requirements.
It depends on the size and complexity of the system and any network approvals required. We confirm the expected timing when we quote.
Ready to plan your solar system?
Start with the free assessment, or call us to discuss your home.