As independent brokers, SwanComm works for you — not the installers. Tell us what you need and we'll match you with the right company at the right price. Our service is completely free to you.
100% Free Broker Service We're paid by our partner installers — not by you. This fee is never added to your quote.
We do the hard work of comparing installers and negotiating on your behalf — at absolutely no cost to you.
Share your preferences — preferred brands, budget, whether you want single-circuit or whole-home battery backup, your roof type, and anything else that matters to you.
We contact our network of vetted, CEC-accredited installers and obtain quotes tailored to exactly what you've told us. No guesswork, no generic proposals.
We present your options clearly and help you decide. Once you're happy, we hand you over to your chosen installer. The whole process costs you nothing.
The solar market is crowded and confusing. A broker cuts through the noise and advocates for you.
One conversation — we gather your needs once and do all the legwork
Access to multiple vetted installers, not just one company's products
Expert guidance on brands, battery types, backup levels, and rebates
We only work with quality installers — no cowboys, no corner-cutting
Completely free — our fee is paid by the installer, never by you
Ongoing support — if something goes wrong post-install, we're in your corner
You must research, contact, and compare multiple companies yourself
Each company only offers their own products and brands
Easy to be oversold on capacity or features you don't actually need
No independent quality vetting — you're relying on reviews alone
Time-consuming and stressful to manage multiple quotes and follow-ups
No independent advocate if issues arise during or after installation
We take time to understand your situation before recommending anything. Here are some of the things that shape the right solution for you.
Whether you have a strict limit or want to know the best bang for your buck, we'll find options that fit — without compromising on safety or quality.
Have your heart set on SunPower, Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, or another brand? We can source it. Or we'll recommend what's genuinely best for your situation.
From a modest 6.6kW starter system to large 20kW+ setups for big homes or businesses — we size it right for your actual consumption.
Single-circuit backup keeps your lights and fridge on during outages. Whole-home backup powers everything. We'll explain the difference and cost clearly.
Some customers want the absolute best — top-tier panels, extended warranties, premium inverters. Others want solid, reliable, and affordable. We cater to both.
We know which systems qualify for the most generous state and federal incentives, and make sure you claim every dollar you're entitled to before May 2026 changes.
We believe you deserve to know exactly how our business model operates. When we connect you with one of our partner installers and they complete a job, they pay us a referral fee from their own business revenue.
This fee is agreed upfront with each partner and is never added on top of your quote. Our partners absorb this as a customer acquisition cost — it's simply more efficient for them than traditional advertising.
Because we send our partners a steady stream of quality, well-matched leads, they can often offer our customers more competitive pricing than they'd offer walk-in customers.
Our partner installers are carefully selected and regularly reviewed. We only work with companies that consistently deliver high-quality installations and excellent customer service.
Every partner holds Clean Energy Council accreditation — mandatory for rebate eligibility
All electrical and solar installation work is performed by licensed tradespeople
We check reviews, complaints history, and workmanship standards before onboarding
Partners must offer responsive aftercare — not disappear once the job is done
We only allow partners to supply recognised Tier-1 solar panels and batteries
Minimum 5-year workmanship warranty required from all partner companies
Our quality promise to you: If a partner installer doesn't meet our standards, we remove them from our network. We review partner performance regularly and take customer feedback seriously. Going through a broker doesn't mean a different tier of service — it means we've done the vetting so you don't have to.
The more you share, the better we can match you. Tell us your preferences — brand, budget, backup level, whatever matters most — and we'll do the rest.
Yes — completely free to you. When we match you with an installer and they complete your job, they pay us a referral fee from their own business costs. This fee is never added to your quote. Think of it like a real estate agent — the seller pays the agent, not the buyer. You get independent expert help at no cost to you.
No — and often the opposite is true. Because SwanComm sends our partners a steady stream of well-matched, ready-to-buy customers, they don't need to spend as much on advertising. That saving is frequently passed on to our customers in the form of better pricing than you'd get by walking in cold.
Absolutely — that's the whole point of using a broker. Tell us you want a Tesla Powerwall, a specific solar panel brand, or a particular inverter type, and we'll match you with a partner who can supply and install it. If you're not sure what you want, we'll explain the options and help you decide based on your budget and goals.
Single-circuit backup means a small number of circuits in your home (e.g. lights, fridge, and a few power points) stay on during a blackout, powered by your battery. Whole-home backup means your battery can power everything in the house during an outage. Whole-home backup requires a larger battery and different switchboard setup, so it costs more — but gives complete peace of mind. We'll walk you through the trade-offs and quote both options if you'd like.
We vet every partner before adding them to our network, and we review them regularly. All must be CEC accredited, fully licensed, and have a demonstrated track record of quality work and good aftercare. We check reviews, complaints history, and workmanship standards. If a partner doesn't maintain our standards, we remove them. Our reputation depends on their performance.
The federal STC deeming period reduces by one year on 1 May 2026, meaning the upfront rebate discount drops automatically. For a typical 6.6kW system, this could mean $200–$500 less in rebate value. Your contract date — not your installation date — determines your rebate calculation, so enquiring now locks in today's higher value.
You're never locked in. We'll present your options and you choose freely — there's no obligation. If for any reason you're not satisfied with the installation after the fact, contact us and we'll advocate on your behalf with the installer. Our relationship with our partners means we have leverage to get issues resolved that you might not have as an individual customer.