For residential customers in India, the typical payback period is 4 to 6 years, depending on your electricity tariff, consumption, and the subsidy you receive. After payback, your solar system generates essentially free electricity for the remaining 19 to 21 years of its life.

The PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is open to all residential electricity consumers in India. Subsidy amount depends on the system capacity installed up to ₹78,000 for eligible households. AVCO's team will confirm your eligibility and manage the entire application process for you.

Modern solar panels for home use come in a range of sizes and configurations. Even if your rooftop is limited, our engineers can design a compact, high-efficiency system that maximizes output within your available space.

Yes. While solar power panels for homes generate less electricity on heavily overcast days, modern panels are designed to capture diffused sunlight effectively. Your system will still produce power on cloudy days just at a reduced rate. Any shortfall is automatically supplemented from the grid.

With net metering, any excess power your residential solar system produces is exported back to the grid, earning you credits. During peak demand (like evenings), you draw from the grid. Your net bill reflects only the difference which is often close to zero or even a credit for high-consumption households.

Yes, entirely. AVCO coordinates all required approvals with your local electricity distribution company (DISCOM), including net metering applications. You don't need to follow up or visit any office.

Timelines depend on system size, site complexity, and state-specific approvals. For a 500 KW system, the complete process from site assessment to commissioning typically takes 10 to 16 weeks. Larger multi-MW systems may require longer, particularly where grid connectivity lead times are involved. AVCO provides a detailed project schedule at the proposal stage.