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Find oven cleaning in London
Looking for oven cleaning services for your kitchen in London? You’re in the right place to start your search.
Whether your oven’s overdue a deep clean or just needs a quick once-over, we can help you find oven cleaners working near you. With Checkatrade, you can compare prices, check customer reviews and contact oven cleaners covering your area of the capital.
From greasy glass doors to stubborn burnt-on grime, an oven cleaner working in London can tackle everything to help bring your appliance back to its best. And because every tradesperson listed on Checkatrade passes up to 12 checks, you have a better chance of picking the right person for the job.
So whether you're after an emergency oven clean, hob cleaning services, or a full oven and extractor fan deep clean, we’ll help you get sorted.
What to expect from hiring an oven cleaner in London
Here’s what you can expect when booking an oven cleaning service in London:
Common jobs requested:
- Standard oven cleaning (single or double)
- Range cooker cleaning
- Hob and extractor fan cleaning
- Oven and appliance deep cleans before moving in or out (e.g. end of tenancy cleans)
Average costs:
- Standard oven: £50
- Double oven: £70
- Range cooker: £90
- Hob cleaning: £15-£18
- Extractor fan: £15
Prices can vary depending on how dirty your oven is, how long it’s been since the last clean, and what extras you want. See our guide to oven cleaning costs for more information.
What’s included in a typical quote:
- Removal and soaking of racks, trays, and internal components
- Deep cleaning with non-toxic, non-caustic products
- Degreasing of interior, door glass, and seals
- Reassembly and final check
Things to look out for:
- Always check if hob and fan cleaning are included or cost extra
- Some oven cleaners in London offer package deals for multiple appliances
- Ask if they use eco-friendly products, especially for family or pet households
How long does oven cleaning take?
Most oven cleans take 1 to 2 hours. Heavily soiled ovens or range cookers may take longer.
Oven cleaning in London: Renters vs homeowners
If you rent your home in London, it can be unclear who’s responsible for keeping the oven clean. Here's a quick guide:
For renters:
- You’re usually expected to return the oven in the same condition it was when you moved in
- Oven cleaning is often part of an end-of-tenancy clean – check your tenancy agreement
- For any issues (like smoke, smell or poor function), contact your landlord or managing agent
For homeowners:
- The responsibility is all yours, but you’ve got more freedom to choose who cleans your oven and when
- No legal paperwork is needed to hire an oven cleaner, but always ask for a receipt
- Consider regular maintenance cleans to prolong the life of your appliance
Find cleaners for the job you need in London
Looking to tackle more than just the oven? Many cleaners who provide oven cleaning also offer:
- Oven and hob cleaning
- Range cooker cleaning
- Cooker hood and extractor fan cleans
- Appliance deep cleaning (fridges, microwaves, dishwashers)
- End of tenancy cleaning
- General domestic cleaning
- Kitchen cleaning
Use our search or request a quote to find cleaning services available near you.
Find oven cleaning in your area of London
Checkatrade cleaners cover just about every corner of the capital. Explore services available near you:
How much does oven cleaning cost in the UK?
To help you budget, here are some average estimated costs for oven cleaning in London:
- Standard oven – £50
- Double oven – £70
- Range cooker – £90
- Ceramic/glass hob – £18
- Gas/electric hob – £15
- Hood/extractor fan – £15
That said, the cost of professional oven cleaning will vary depending on a few factors, including the extent of cleaning required. For accurate costs, discuss details with oven cleaners working in your area.
What is the best way to clean the inside of your oven?
The best way to clean the inside of your oven involves getting the right equipment and oven cleaning products, including:
- Rubber gloves
- Soft cloths or sponges
- Scrub brush
- Baking tray or bowl
- Baking soda
- White vinegar
- Dish soap
- Warm water
- Oven cleaner (optional, for stubborn grime)
With these basic supplies (and some elbow grease!), you can tackle most oven cleaning tasks. And, for a step-by-step guide, check out our guide on how to clean an oven.
How do you tell if an oven is self-cleaning?
The easiest way to find out is to check your oven's manual or the manufacturer's website. It should clearly state if your model of oven has a self-cleaning function.
Benefits of a self-cleaning oven
- No scrubbing or elbow grease needed!
- Good hygiene thanks to high temperatures that kill bacteria and germs
- Energy-saving features that can reduce energy consumption by up to 20% are common with many modern self-cleaning ovens
How long after cleaning the oven can I cook?
The time you need to wait before using your oven after cleaning depends on the cleaning method you’ve chosen:
- DIY ‘natural’ cleaning – If you've used a natural, eco-friendly solution like baking soda and vinegar, you can typically use your oven immediately after cleaning
- Shop-bought oven cleaners – Always follow the specific instructions on the product label as some may require a specific waiting period
- Professional oven cleaning – Wait 15-20 minutes, run the oven at its highest temperature to burn off any chemical residue, and open a window for ventilation
- Self-cleaning ovens – Once the self-cleaning cycle is complete and the oven has cooled down, you can use it immediately
Do oven cleaners clean the hob and extractor fan?
No. Oven cleaning services don’t typically include cleaning the hob or extractor fan as part of a standard service - but many will offer it as an extra for an additional fee.
If you can stretch your budget, it makes sense to have your oven and hob cleaned together. To find out if everything can be done at the same time, discuss details with oven cleaners working near you.
How often should I get my oven cleaned?
As a general rule, you should aim to deep clean your oven every 3-6 months. However, the ideal frequency will depend on how often you use your oven and the type of cooking you do.
If you have a large family and/or you use your oven a lot, you might want to consider having it cleaned more often.
What is the best thing to clean a very dirty oven with?
Some common types of cleaning products used by oven cleaning services to clean dirty ovens include:
- Alkaline-based cleaners that break down grease and carbon
- Acid-based cleaners that are great for removing mineral deposits and limescale
- Enzymatic cleaners that use natural enzymes to break down organic matter, such as food residue
Fancy giving it a go yourself? Check out our how-to guide for a lowdown on what's involved.
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