Solar Imperium
Patrick sizes systems around the house and budget, and several customers noticed he never pushed an upsell.
The strongest thread is Patrick sizing a system around the house and the owner's needs rather than pushing the most expensive option. One reviewer converted a small roof into a tidy hidden array to protect the home's street appeal. Another had installs delayed by a builder and Patrick simply rescheduled until the house was ready. Neil the sparky and Kadin both get named for careful work, and the installers repeatedly leave the site cleaner than they found it. A few reviewers recommend asking Patrick to do the site visit himself, since that is where the tailored advice shows up. This is not a big sales machine, it is a smaller crew that earns repeat business by explaining things properly and turning up when they said they would.
Their work
What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (40 total)
“didn’t try to “upsell””
“they made 100% sure they left zero mess”
“generates more power than we were promised”
“happy to reschedule for us”
“kept us up-to date and made the whole process easy”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 13 solar panel installations in Joondalup
Credentials & background
Sourced from 3 public records so you don't have to look them up yourself
About Solar Imperium
Patrick is the name homeowners keep coming back to for straight advice rather than a sales pitch. Several reviews say he sized systems around small roofs, budgets and street appeal instead of chasing a bigger sale. Louise, Dan, Neil and Kadin all get name-checked for different parts of the job, from office support to electrical and install work. The crew turns up when promised, works through challenging roof layouts and leaves the site clean. Customers mention systems performing better than the promised output, with one reporting 32 to 39 kWh a day. They handle the whole process themselves, from quote and export paperwork through to install and app setup. Repeat jobs and word-of-mouth referrals show up a fair bit in the reviews. This reads like a tidy residential solar outfit that suits first-time buyers and people wanting a tailored system without pressure.
Best for: first-time solar buyers who want honest sizing advice, homes with small or tricky roof layouts, and residential customers wanting a full quote-to-install service with clear communication.
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Who should I ask for during the quote stage?+
Ask for Patrick. Customers say he is the one who comes out, explains the options clearly, and sizes the system around your roof, budget and energy use. He is also the person reviewers credit with not trying to upsell them on gear they did not need.
Does Solar Imperium handle the whole process from quote to install?+
Yes. Reviews describe them managing quoting, scheduling, grid export paperwork, installation, cleanup and app setup. One customer said the whole process was smooth and efficient from quote to installation.
Are the installers tidy?+
Customers keep saying yes. Several reviews specifically mention the crew cleaned up well after the job, including one who said they made 100 percent sure they left zero mess or debris.
What sort of properties do they work on?+
Mostly residential homes, including small roofs, older homes with street appeal concerns, and properties around the Perth and Swan Valley area. One reviewer mentioned they handled a challenging roof space with quality workmanship.
Do they do batteries as well as panels?+
Yes. One reviewer said they recommend Solar Imperium if you are looking to get a solar system or battery installed, with Patrick giving advice based on the customer's situation rather than profit.