Finding a mechanic for programming and bleeding of brake booster/accumulator

I'm planning on replacing both units, I'm pretty sure I can do the work as far as replacements go. But I read on other threads that there's programming/bleeding/calibration that needs to be done with toyota's scan/specialty tools.

So my issue is, can do the replacement and have someone do the technical side of it? If so, anyone know how to find someone that's qualified to do so outside of the dealer? I'm in the Washington D.C. area, if that helps.

The parts are ~$1.4k, so I'm trying to save in labor if possible. Is this a good idea?

Thnx for the feedback.