Bromley · BR3
Oven cleaning in Beckenham
We take your oven apart in your own kitchen, soak the racks and clean the rest by hand, ready for tonight's tea. BR3 and the roads either side of it, Kent House to West Wickham.
- Racks and trays out and soaking
- Price agreed at the door before we start
- Cook in it the same evening
Happier talking it through? Call 020 8077 1953.

- 8am to 7pm, every day
- Checked, vetted cleaners
- Fixed price before we start
- Public liability insured
The appliances we come out for
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Single ovens
One cavity, usually with the grill in the roof. About two hours, with the racks left soaking while we do the glass.
Single oven £77 - 02

Double ovens
The small top oven is nearly always the grubbier one, thanks to the grill. Both cavities and both doors in one visit.
Double oven £110 - 03

Range cookers
Wide doors, heavy cast-iron pan supports and a hob on top. A 90cm range takes a good part of the morning.
90cm range £143 - 04

Hobs and extractor hoods
Burner caps and mesh filters share the soak with the oven racks. Easiest added to an oven booking.
Hobs from £23
Prices, one per appliance
Every appliance has its own set price, and we confirm it with you before the first rack comes out. A single oven is £77 and a double is £110.
| Clean | Price |
|---|---|
| Single oven clean | £77 |
| Double oven clean | £110 |
| Single oven, wide | £114 |
| Range cooker (90cm) | £143 |
| Two-oven AGA | £143 |
| Hob, from | £23 |
| Cooker hood | £28 |
Add the hob and the extractor to a single oven and the visit comes to £117, or £143 with a double. One-off jobs carry a £67 minimum, which any oven clears by itself.
Working in Beckenham houses
We plan each visit around your kitchen, and Beckenham has a few distinct kinds. The Victorian and Edwardian villas off Copers Cope Road, Foxgrove Road and the Cator estate side often have a range cooker or a twin-cavity oven in a rear extension. That is a two-person lift, and a double set of racks needs room to soak.
Further out, towards Eden Park and Elmers End, the 1930s semis mostly kept their narrow galley kitchens with the oven built in under the worktop. We ease it out into the hall to strip it, then slide it home when it is done. In between sit the two-storey terraces along and behind Beckenham Road, plus the low-rise flats near the Junction.
BR3 water is hard, and you can see it. Door glass picks up a chalky film under the grease, and steam ovens scale up round the water inlet, so we bring descaler as well as degreaser.
The streets round Beckenham Junction are in Zone R3; if you live there, mention it when you book and we will sort out where the van goes.
Around BR3 and next door
Neighbourhoods with a page of their own, from Penge in SE20 across to West Wickham in BR4.
