Hammersmith and Fulham · W6, W14
Oven cleaning in Hammersmith
We clean ovens in the flats and terraces of W6 and W14, where the oven usually sits under a worktop in a kitchen you can cross in two steps. The heated tank stays in the van and the oven is back in use the same evening.
- Built-under singles £77, glass split where it opens
- Price agreed on the phone before anyone arrives
- Non-caustic, so you can cook tonight
Rather talk? Ring 020 8077 5118, seven days.
- Insured for your home
- 8am to 7pm, every day
- Checked, vetted cleaners
Pick your appliance
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Single ovens
The built-under oven below the hob, with its grill in the roof. Door off, inner glass out, racks down to the tank.
Single oven £77 - 02
Double ovens
A built-under double with the cramped top grill, or an eye-level pair in a tall housing. Both cavities and both doors.
Double oven £110 - 03
Range cookers
Cleaned where it stands, wedged between units, from the front and the top. The hob on a range is part of its price.
90cm range £143 - 04
Hobs and hoods
Gas trivets soaked and descaled, ceramic tops scraped flat, mesh filters from the pull-out hood through the tank.
Hobs from £23
One price for each appliance
You get the figure on the phone and it is the figure on the day. A built-under single is £77 and a double is £110.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| One-cavity oven | £77 |
| Double oven | £110 |
| Wide single oven | £114 |
| Range cooker (90cm) | £143 |
| Two-oven AGA | £143 |
| Hob clean, from | £23 |
| Cooker hood | £28 |
Oven, hob and extractor together are £117 with a single and £143 with a double. A hob or hood booked on its own goes to the £67 minimum.
Nearby areas with their own page
Each of these has a page with the access and parking detail for its streets.
Getting into W6 and W14 kitchens
The mansion blocks on Hammersmith Road, Brook Green and around Barons Court still have their original small kitchens, and the oven there is a single built in under the worktop. Their lifts are tiny, with folding gates. The tank will not fit in one, so racks and shelves go down the stairs to the van, and anything that will not travel is stripped where it is.
The terraces in Brackenbury Village and the Ravenscourt streets are a different job. Nearly every house has a side-return extension at the back, which leaves a narrow galley with the cooker wedged between units and no floor beside it. Nothing gets laid out in the room; parts go out to the tank as they come off.
Thames Water supply here is hard chalk water, so grease on door glass and hob trivets sits on a layer of scale. We degrease first and descale second, because a soak on its own leaves a white haze.
In the borough's Zone D the parking controls run every day from 8.30am to 10pm, and the pay bays on Goldhawk Road and Askew Road stop at two hours at best. That is shorter than the job. If you can book a visitor session on your permit, the van stays in a resident bay for the whole visit.