Business networking in Warnbro.
Warnbro is a mature middle-income family suburb built around Warnbro Station and the Warnbro Sound coastline. It's a commuter belt for the Perth CBD via the Mandurah Line, Warnbro Station reopened on 1 January 2026 after upgrade closure, and that commuter profile shapes the referral demand here in ways that distinguish Warnbro from the catchment's coastal or new-build suburbs.
What's shaping Warnbro right now
Warnbro Station reopened January 2026 after METRONET infill upgrade work. The new Lakelands Station opened to the south in 2024, and Karnup Station is under construction at Paganoni Rd, Warnbro now sits between two new TOD precincts that will reshape commuter flows and create new local-business catchments over the next 3-5 years.
Why Warnbro matters to our chapter
Warnbro households are time-poor dual-income earners, long commutes plus family responsibilities mean they need local service providers who answer the phone after 5pm and don't require driving to West Perth. Strong fit for chapter members offering local accounting, bookkeeping, mortgage broking, conveyancing, after-hours trades, and family-services categories. The METRONET station activity also makes Warnbro one of the more promising suburbs for chapter members in commercial property and small-business advisory.
Chapter members who actively serve Warnbro
Based in adjoining Rockingham suburbs:
Brooke Hilton Carpentry · Renewscape (Port Kennedy) 
Clarissa Tippett Conveyancing · Boardwalk Conveyancing (Rockingham) 
Gary Wilkes Home Inspection · Sure Building Inspections (Port Kennedy) 
Luke Howes Graphic Designer · Luke Howes Graphic Design (Secret Harbour) 
Rachel Pratt Residential Mortgage Broker · Liberty Network Services (Secret Harbour) 
Rebecca Luckens Pest Control · Rockypest (Rockingham) 
Ryan Marriner Commercial Loans · Clearwater Finance (Rockingham) 
Shaun Hogarth Real Estate Agent - Residential · Acton | Belle Property Rockingham & Baldivis (Rockingham) 
Tina Hall Learning Centre · Team Leader Toolkit (Rockingham) 
Tracey Falkingham Property Management · Rental Management Australia Port Kennedy (Port Kennedy) And the rest of the chapter (every member serves Warnbro via the Wednesday meeting):
Ben Jenkin Buyers Agent · Jenkin Property Solutions 
Hayley Peak Product Distribution · Peak International Solutions 
Helen Hillam Cleaning Services - Commercial · Electrodry Professional Home Services 
Jeremy Wong Web Developer · Discerning Digital 
Joshua Critch Plumber · Unrivalled Plumbing and Gas 
Michael Clift Business Coach · Venture Cultivation Coaching 
Paul Stevenson Tiler · Stonehenge Ceramics 
Renee Gore First Class Accounts · First Class Accounts, Rockingham RP Roza Pearson Cleaning Services - Commercial · Jim’s Cleaning Cooloongup 
Samantha Fillingham Travel Agent · Envoyage Rockingham & Mandurah 
Will Maycock 2 Electrician-Commercial · Power 2 You WA Getting to the chapter meeting from Warnbro
10 minute drive via Ennis Ave. The chapter meets every Wednesday from 6:45am to 8:30am on the Rockingham foreshore. Parking near the venue is free before 9am, so most Warnbro visitors are on-site before peak traffic builds.
Visiting is free for first-time visitors, and your first hot beverage is on the chapter. Register on Eventbrite to attend.
Common questions from Warnbro business owners
Is there public transport from Warnbro to the BNI Coastal Rockingham meeting?
Yes, Warnbro Station is on the Mandurah Line and reopened in January 2026 after upgrade closure. Most visitors still choose to drive (8-12 minutes via Ennis Ave) because the meeting starts at 6:45am, before peak train services.
How does the Warnbro commuter demographic affect chapter referrals?
It creates strong demand for evening/weekend trades and for service providers who handle remote/after-hours interactions well. The chapter's Marketing power team (web, design, photography, graphic design) sees particular demand from Warnbro residents who run businesses from home around full-time CBD jobs.
Are there BNI Coastal Rockingham members based in Warnbro?
The Members page lists each member's suburb. The chapter has dedicated property and trades members in adjacent Safety Bay and Rockingham who actively work the Warnbro postcode.
Will the new Lakelands and Karnup stations change Warnbro's business demographics?
Likely, over 3-5 years. The new stations create alternative commuter origins that may shift some passenger volume away from Warnbro, while new TOD residential and small-business developments near each station expand the chapter's overall southern catchment. We track these changes and update this page when the picture firms up.