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Is this a fair price for fixing a leak in the central air unit?
Hello,
I just had my central air unit recharged with refrigerant and a leak was found in a very accessible area, on the discharge tube. The repairman said he would fix the leak for $450. He said it would take some time because the refrigerant had to be pumped into the condenser before he could fix the leak and then the system would have to be restarted. Does $450 sound reasonable? Thanks |
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