Should I replace my evaporator coil if I have a leak?

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So, if your evaporator coil has sprung a leak and your unit uses R-22, it could get very expensive to replace the coil and then recharge your unit with more R-22. R-22 is so expensive, in fact, that most HVAC professionals would advise replacing the entire unit—not just the evaporator coil—if you have a refrigerant leak anywhere in the system.

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