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Solar power systems can be very beneficial if set up, installed, and maintained the right way and are you aware that your roof can generate revenue? But how do you know which solar company to trust?

Boutique Solar is a professional solar energy company Quinns Rocks trusts and you can too! Our certified Quinns Rocks solar panel installers help make Western Australian homes self-sufficient. 

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Data Concerning Quinns Rocks

Quinns Rocks is a town in Western Australia around 24 miles from Perth. The Quinns Rocks suburb is a part of Wanneroo City. It was originally established in 1962 as a rural townsite to promote Quinns Rocks Beach. 

Quinns Rocks has Jindalee to its north and Mindarie to its south. To its east is Marmion Avenue with Butler and Merriwa. As its western border, it has Quinns Rocks Beach facing the Indian Ocean. Flynn Drive and Neerabup Mine are situated at a reasonable distance from Quinns Rocks. 

Quinns Rocks owes its name to assistant surveyor Robert Quin. He found this stretch of land along the offshore reef. The town presently has a population of over 9000. There are two K-6 schools here, the Quinns Rocks Primary and the Quinns Beach Primary School. Many colleges are close by like Quinns Baptist College and Mindarie Senior College.

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Quinns Rocks has a north-south arterial road cutting right across it called Marmion Avenue. This road links Quinns Rocks to Yanchep in the north and Perth in the south. Initially, Marmion Avenue was linked to Wanneroo Road in the east. Now, a part of it is Hester Avenue. There are four main distributor roads in Quinns Rocks – Ocean Road, Quinns Drive, Tapping Way, and Santa Barbara Parade.Quinns Rocks is a great place to live with its quiet beaches and adequate amenities like great restaurants and schools.
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Neighbourhoods of Quinns Rocks, WA

Quinns Rocks is located within the boundaries of the City of Wanneroo. This outer coastal suburb of Perth has a postcode of 6030. The notable neighbourhoods of Quinns Rocks are Waymouth Boulevard, Christian Circle, Ocean Drive, Tapping Way, Camira Way, Santa Barbara Parade, Quinns Road, and Hampshire Drive. 

Quinns Rocks has Butler, Mindarie, Jindalee, and Merriwa as its close neighbours. Clarkson is slightly ahead of Mindarie. Eglinton Hill lies further on beyond Merriwa alongside the beachline.

Jindalee is to the north of Quinns Rocks and has Nowergup nearby. Butler is to the east of Quinns Rocks and has One Tree Hill next to it. Wesco Road Mine lies beyond Nowergup.

Boutique Solar is fully equipped to work with the lates solar system designs. Call Brendan Veale at 0408 909 672 for Quinns Rocks solar services.

FAQs

Is Quinns Rocks safe?
Quinns Rocks is a safe place to live. It offers friendly neighbours, a tight-knit community, and a good family life near the beach.
What is Quinns Rocks known for?
Quinns Rocks is best known for Quinns Rocks Beach. It is a great place for surfing and snorkelling.
What is the history of Quinns Rocks?
In the 1930s, the Wanneroo road Board took over the beach font at Quinns Rocks. They issued camping and boatshed permits. In 1942, permanent residents came in, and in 1946, a caravan park came up at Quinns Rocks. By the 1950s, lots were divided for housing, and Quinns Rocks became a township in 1974.
Do solar panels in Quinns Rocks work if cracked?
Solar panels in Quinns Rocks work even if they are cracked. However, it is dangerous to leave it as such. Cracked solar panels also produce less energy than the optimal level.
Can a solar panel be repaired at Quinns Rocks?
Yes. Solar panels can be repaired at Quinns Rocks. Boutique Solar provides solar panel repair and maintenance services to places in and around Greater Perth, including Quinns Rocks.