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Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Covering W8, W11
Clean oven in a Kensington home

Oven cleaning in Kensington

We are a cleaning firm in Kensington. Oven cleaning is the bulk of what we do.

  • Fixed price per appliance, agreed before we start
  • Evenings and weekends at no extra charge
  • If it is not clean when we leave, we come back
  • Our own machines and materials, so there is nothing for you to supply

020 8077 6312

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Start with your postcode so we can price it for your streets.

Rather talk? Ring 020 8077 6312, seven days.

Prices

One price per appliance, agreed on the phone and not changed on the doorstep. A single oven is £77. Add the hob or the extractor to the same visit and you only pay for the extras, because the cleaner is already there.

Oven cleaning, per appliance
ServicePrice
Single oven£77
Double oven£110
Range cooker, 90cm£114
AGA, two oven£143
Hob, from£23
Extractor£28

A single oven with the hob and extractor added comes to £128 (a gas hob is a few pounds more). Two appliances in one visit is the commonest booking we take. Minimum charge is £67, which only bites on a hob or extractor on its own.

What we get called out for

A single oven cleaned inside and out in Kensington

Single ovens

One cavity, one door. Racks and runners out, glass split where it comes apart.

Single oven, £77

A double oven with both cavities cleaned in Kensington

Double ovens

Two cavities and usually two doors. The grill side is nearly always the worse of the two.

Double oven, £110

A range cooker cleaned in a Kensington kitchen

Range cookers

Wider cavities, heavier doors, and a hob that is part of the same unit.

Range cooker, £114

A hob and extractor cleaned in Kensington

Hobs and hoods

Burner caps and pan supports soaked, mesh filters degreased in the tank.

Hobs from £23

Working in Kensington

Kensington is white stucco-fronted terraces and garden squares north and south of the High Street, with tall red-brick Victorian mansion blocks such as Kensington Court and the Iverna Gardens group filling the gaps. Behind the main streets sit cobbled mews, originally stables, now small houses with tight kitchens on the ground floor. A large share of the big houses were converted into flats decades ago, and much of the area is covered by conservation area designation and listed-building status, which limits what can be altered.

RBKC controlled parking runs 8.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday and 8.30am to 1.30pm on Saturday, and the borough issues no visitor permits at all, so a van pays by phone or books an off-street bay before an oven job

The Notting Hill Gate pay-by-phone stretch works to different hours again, 10am to 4pm weekdays and 10am to 1.30pm on Saturday, which catches out anyone assuming one borough-wide rule

Kensington kitchens skew to range cookers and Agas rather than a single built-under oven, so a strip-down here means enamel side panels, multiple cavities and cast-iron plate covers, not a 60cm door

Water here is hard, which shows up as scale inside steam ovens and on the trays people rinse and put back wet. It comes off, it just takes longer than the grease does.

Areas we cover

We work across Kensington and the streets around it. These are the areas we get to most.

Notting Hill

W11. immediately north beyond Notting Hill Gate, pastel terraces and the private communal garden squares

Holland Park

W11. sits west of Kensington Church Street, bounded by Holland Park Avenue and the High Street

South Kensington

SW7. just east, its own postcode but sharing the same school catchments and museum quarter

Earl's Court

SW5. the southern neighbour, more flats-per-house and a much faster lettings churn

West Kensington

W14. west towards Hammersmith, red-brick mansion blocks along North End Road

Knightsbridge

SW1X. east across Kensington Gore, the borough's shared boundary with Westminster

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