The White Glove Pro NW1–NW11 & surrounding areas

Oven cleaning in North West London

Single £69 · double £89 · range £129 · Free with tenancy & deep cleans · NW1–NW11

The oven is the single most common deposit deduction in London, and most cleaning companies charge £25 to £75 extra to do it properly. On every end of tenancy and deep clean we do, it is included free. On its own it is £69 for a single.

What it costs

ApplianceOn its ownWith a tenancy or deep clean
Single oven£69Included
Double oven£89Included
Range cooker£129Included

For comparison, Fantastic Services list £75 for a single, £93 for a double and £123 for a range at the time of writing. We are cheaper on the two that most people have and dearer on the range — we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.

What a proper oven clean includes

Every one of these, not as extras:

  • The racks and the trays, soaked and scrubbed rather than wiped
  • The door glass — both panes. Most of the brown staining people assume is permanent is between the panes, and on the majority of ovens the door comes apart to reach it
  • The rubber door seal, cleaned without being stretched or torn, which is where cheap oven cleaning goes wrong
  • The roof of the oven and the element around it
  • The grill pan and its housing, which is behind the door and is the single most missed item in the whole kitchen
  • The fan cover, the side liners and the floor of the cavity
  • The controls, the handle and the outside of the door

We use a dip-tank method for removable parts and non-caustic products inside the cavity, so the kitchen is usable straight away and there is no smell in the flat afterwards.

Why the oven decides your deposit

Cleaning is the most disputed item in deposit claims in the UK — the Deposit Protection Service put it at 29.4% of all claims in its 2025 figures, the top cause for the fifth year running, and the Tenancy Deposit Scheme says cleaning features in around half of the cases its adjudicators see.

Within that, the oven is the item a check-out clerk opens first, because it is the one thing a tenant almost never cleans to inventory standard. It photographs badly and it is easy to evidence, which is exactly why it gets charged for.

That is the reason we stopped selling it as an add-on. Charging extra for the one item most likely to cost you your deposit is a strange way to run a cleaning company.

Hobs, extractors and the filter nobody lifts out

The extractor filter above the hob lifts out and goes through the dishwasher or a degreaser soak. Left alone it stops pulling air, holds the smell of everything ever cooked, and over a gas hob it is a genuine fire risk. It is on the check-out list and it is on ours — the filter and the hob are both part of every tenancy and deep clean. On their own, tell us what you have and we will price it.

Where we clean ovens

Across NW1 to NW11 — Camden and Primrose Hill, Hampstead, Belsize Park and Swiss Cottage, St John’s Wood and Maida Vale, West Hampstead, Kilburn, Brondesbury and Queen’s Park, Cricklewood and Childs Hill, Willesden, Kensal Rise and Kensal Green, Golders Green and Temple Fortune.

An oven on its own is usually a same-week appointment, and often next day outside the last few working days of the month.

Book an oven clean

Tell us single, double or range and we will give you the price and a date. If you are booking a tenancy or deep clean, it is already in there.

Common questions

How much does oven cleaning cost in London?
Ours is £69 for a single oven, £89 for a double and £129 for a range, including racks, trays, both panes of the door glass and the seal. It is free on every end of tenancy and deep clean. For comparison Fantastic Services list £75, £93 and £123 for the same three.
Is oven cleaning included in an end of tenancy clean?
With us, always — and with most London companies, no. It is usually an add-on of £25 to £75. Since the oven is the most common deposit deduction there is, check what your quote actually includes before you book, and get it in writing.
How long does an oven clean take?
About an hour and a half for a single oven, longer for a double or a range, and longer again if it has not been done for a few years. When it is part of a tenancy or deep clean it runs alongside the rest of the work rather than adding to the day.
Will the products leave a smell?
No. Removable parts go into a dip tank away from the kitchen and we use non-caustic products inside the cavity, so you can use the oven straight afterwards without burning anything off first.
Can you get the brown stain out from between the door glass?
Usually, yes. On most ovens the door comes apart, which is the only way to reach the inside faces of the panes. That marking is what people assume is permanent damage and it is normally just baked-on grease on a surface nobody can reach with a cloth.
Do you clean the hob and the extractor too?
Yes — both are part of every tenancy and deep clean, and we will price them on their own if that is all you need. The extractor filter lifts out and is soaked rather than wiped — it is on every check-out list and it is the item most often missed.
Do you do oven cleaning on its own, without a full clean?
Yes, as a standalone job anywhere in NW1 to NW11. Usually within the same week, and often next day outside the last few working days of the month when tenancies end.

Prices on this page are fixed prices for North West London and are the prices shown in our booking calculator. The 84% kitchen figure is from the NRLA’s survey of 600 landlords and letting agents. Guarantee periods quoted for “much of the market” were read from competitors’ own published terms in September 2026.