A simple A/C recharge runs $150-$300; compressor replacement $700-$1,400; full system overhaul $1,500-$2,500. R1234yf systems cost ~$60 more for refrigerant.
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DIY recharge kits sell for $30-$50 but mask leaks; pro evacuation/recharge is the only correct repair.
Typical total runs $234–$2122 in Massachusetts, with parts around $80–$1200 and labor $154–$922 at the MA average labor rate of $154/hr.
Leak detection (UV dye or electronic); Evacuation to 29 inHg; Refrigerant recharge to spec weight; PAG oil; Compressor / condenser / expansion valve as needed.
Refrigerant type (R134a vs R1234yf) Component failed (recharge vs compressor) Cabin filter access EV electric compressors (specialized) Always get more than one written quote.
DIY recharge kits sell for $30-$50 but mask leaks; pro evacuation/recharge is the only correct repair.
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