Grease around the cooking area can involve the oven, hob and extractor, but they are separately priced tasks. Tell us which you want considered in your Streatham kitchen. We can discuss each appliance’s condition and the complete work list before arranging the visit.
Start with the oven and name the hob or extractor if either is also requested. Each hob and extractor service starts at £26 separately, rather than being included because it sits above the oven. Describe their condition and ask what accessible work is offered for the particular appliance. A photograph of the cooking area can explain the arrangement, but it should accompany an explicit list of the tasks wanted.
For an extractor, distinguish visible surface grease from a concern about filters or ducts. Filter replacement, duct cleaning and chimney access are not established automatic parts of extractor cleaning. For a hob, explain the appliance and care guidance without assuming particular component procedures. Confirm those requests before the combined price is agreed, so a broader kitchen photograph does not leave extra operations implied.
Give the oven make and model where available and say whether it is single, double or part of a range cooker. Identify the compartments and doors wanted. For a range, include the width and cooking-space layout; the 90–110cm starting example is a category, not a description of every cooker. Share care information for the oven independently of the hob or extractor so restrictions on one appliance are not lost.
We offer professional oven cleaning for grease and burnt residue on agreed interior and door surfaces. Describe accessible concerns and ask about any area behind a fitted cover. Component removal, electrical treatment and pulling out a built-in oven are not automatic inclusions. Keep those distinctions clear even when several appliances are requested in one visit.
Count the original racks and grill pans and confirm their inclusion. List spare shelves, added trays and other extra fixtures separately, with additional charges clear. Items on the hob or beneath the extractor are not necessarily oven fittings; identify what belongs to the appliance and what is an added request before the cleaner arrives.
Explain baked residue on the oven base, greasy door glass and build-up on the requested hob or extractor separately. Name previous products and any changed finish afterwards. Scratches, damaged coatings and faulty controls should not be treated as dirt. Suitable cleaning does not repair those conditions or establish a new finish. If the concern has spread across the cooking area, describe each location rather than requesting every surface under one oven label.
Show an overall door view and a closer photograph if helpful. Say whether the mark sits on accessible glass or appears between panes. Provide the model and ask what access can be offered; pane separation or removing the door is not automatically included. A hob or extractor addition does not change that access question. Cracked glass and hinge faults need their own maintenance attention.
A single-oven starting example includes two racks and a double-oven example three. Included fittings are original racks and grill pans, with additional fixtures charged separately. Identify an original pan stored outside the oven and keep added trays in their own list. If you are unsure which items came with the appliance, explain that uncertainty before confirming the quotation rather than deciding by where each item is stored.
Pre-cleaning is not required; removing loose debris can help. Ask what preparation is wanted across the requested appliances and agree cooling and switch-off arrangements. Clear personal belongings from the working area without dismantling unfamiliar parts. Do not keep cooking on one appliance during the appointment without discussing that plan first. The receiving person should know whether the booking covers the oven alone or the wider appliance list.
A typical oven clean takes around one to two hours, depending on size and condition. Added hob or extractor work should be explained when asking for the appointment estimate; the oven reference alone does not time the combined job. Mention planned kitchen use before choosing a date. Ask for guidance on using the cleaned appliances afterwards rather than applying a fixed waiting period or a heating routine yourself.
Single-oven cleaning with two racks starts at £45, and a double oven with three racks starts at £63. A 90–110cm range starts at £93. Hob and extractor cleaning each start at £26. Describe the Streatham appliance models, condition and extra fixtures for the complete quote. Area and availability affect rates, with applicable congestion charges additional. Check that the requested appliances and surfaces appear in the work agreed.
For cupboards and household surfaces around the appliances, discuss a one-off deep clean with its own tasks. Regular domestic cleaning can cover agreed ongoing upkeep. If refurbishment has left kitchen residue, raise the room work through after builders cleaning and identify any oven or other appliance treatment separately so the requests remain clear.
Hob cleaning is separately offered from £26. Request it by name and confirm its work and price with the oven.
Replacement is not established as an automatic inclusion. Describe the filter concern separately and ask what accessible cleaning work is offered.
Use a wider view to show the arrangement, but name each requested appliance and explain its own condition and care details.
Include them when asking for an estimate. The typical oven working reference does not establish a duration for the combined list.
Their storage position does not decide inclusion. Identify original racks and grill pans, and list added fixtures separately.
Discuss kitchen use and the requested tasks before arrival. Follow the practical preparation and use guidance for the appliances involved.
Call with the Streatham oven details, then add the hob or extractor if requested. We can discuss the separate tasks, practical preparation and complete combined price before arranging the appointment.
Illustrative generated photographs show appliances and cleaning situations, rather than actual staff or customer jobs.
