Is $2,180 to repair refrigerant leak and recharge r-410a system a fair price?
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I live in a condo and my unit is on the roof accessible by stairs. The unit was built in 2020. A technician diagnosed a freezing coil caused by a leaking valve.
Quote Details
Repair a leaking valve and perform a full system evacuation and recharge with R-410A refrigerant. - Replace leaking valve (Schrader valve) - Evacuate and recharge system (includes first pound of refrigerant) - Supply 8 additional pounds of R-410A refrigerant at $164.05 per pound - Leak detection using electronic detector - Nitrogen pressure test to be performed after repair - Unit is located on a condo roof accessible by stairs
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Category
HVAC
Price
$2,180
Quote Date
April 8, 2026
Year Built
2020
Fuel type
Electric
System type
Air conditioner
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