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It may be overkill, but I'd recommend replacing the windshield washer lever at the same time if it's original. I did my high beam / turnsignal lever a couple of years back (and installed a headlight relay) after I let the smoke out of it, and ended up having to replace the washer lever a couple of months later. At least the steering wheel was easier to remove the second time around!
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Personally I think replacing the good wiper switch just "because you are in there" is not prudent. It takes less than 15 minutes to remove the stuff to access the part. It is not like it takes hours or days where the benefit of doing this extra work is huge.
When I replaced my flasher switch a few years ago I left my original wiper switch intact. Still going strong.