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An evaporator coil swap is a part on the installed system. It is not a new condenser and it does not change piping or vent route or size. Condenser coils can be cleaned in place when the coil does not have to come out.
$1,350 labor + $550–$1,250 coil — typical total $1,900–$2,600.
Related labor rates
| Service | Labor | Est. equipment & materials | Typical job total | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coils | ||||
| Evaporator coil replacement | $1,350 | $550 – $1,250 | $1,900 – $2,600 | Coil part on the installed system. No new condenser unit and no change to piping or vent route or size. |
| Condenser coil cleaning (in place) part included | Included | Included | from $165 | Chemical clean when coil is serviceable without removal |
Installed prices include the part. Larger part swaps list labor and an equipment range separately. These figures are estimates until Daniel confirms them on site. The $69 visit fee comes off only an approved repair on that same visit. It is not a credit on a later visit. Tank replacement, a new condenser unit, a new mini-split, an expansion tank, and new piping, duct, or wiring are not offered.
Service area
We serve Elkin · Mount Airy · Pilot Mountain · Dobson · Yadkinville · Jonesville · Boonville · King and surrounding communities. Text your address to confirm scheduling.