What's a reasonable cost for a break line fix on a 96 Honda Accord?

I have a 96 Honda Accord that has a pinhole in one of my rear break lines. How much would the part be to replace the line, and how long would it take a mechanic to fix it? I prefer to shop locally, so I would like to go to a mom and pop repair shop. What would be a reasonable estimate to replace just the faulty line, and what would be reasonable it I just replaced both back lines, just in case?

Take a person 15 min to change it out then a few more to bleed the system properly.
Most shops would charge you for about a hours worth of time.

The brake line normally is only about $15 unless you just replace it with some universal lines and fittings, can normally get that for a little cheaper.

Good estimate would be about $150 for most shops and thats with them buying the parts.

Or you can just do it yourself, its not hard, just swapping lines then bleed the air out.

No way to tell. Brake lines are strictly time and material. There's no flat rate to guide the shop. However long it takes, that's how long it takes. Each line has to be bent to match the factory.

They sell brake line by the foot so it depends how long of a piece you need! Buying the line and putting it on and bleeding the brakes, your looking around $150 or so but it depends how much the garage charge by the hour!

Plan on having every one of them replaced. By now they're all rusty as heck on an 18 year old car.