The oven is the hardest thing in most kitchens to get properly clean. Baked-on grease and carbon build up on the door glass, racks, trays and cavity, and it’s one of the first things a letting agent or new owner checks. This guide sets out what professional oven cleaning costs in the UK in 2026, by oven type, using published price guides alongside our own records of 2,907 jobs that included an oven clean.
Key takeaways
- A single oven typically costs £50–£75 to clean professionally outside London, and a double or range cooker £80–£120, according to Fantastic Services’ 2026 guide.
- Added to one of our cleans, an oven is £30 (single), £40 (double) or £50 (range cooker). A fridge freezer is £35, and a washing machine or dishwasher £25.
- Booked on its own, an appliance visit costs more: our 131 standalone oven and appliance jobs came to a typical £120, because several appliances are usually done together and a minimum charge may apply.
- Oven cleaning peaks in summer: July and August are our busiest months for it, when most tenants move out.
From our job records
Counted from the 14,486 cleaning jobs we have completed since January 2023. See oven and appliance cleaning.
How much does oven cleaning cost?
Published UK price guides for 2026 put a professional single oven clean at around £50–£75. MyJobQuote (updated July 2026) gives £50–£70 for a single oven, £60–£80 for a double and £80–£100 for a range cooker, with an average of about £75. Fantastic Services (2026) gives the ranges below:
| Oven type | Rest of UK | London and South East |
|---|---|---|
| Single oven | £50–£75 | £70–£95 |
| Double oven | £80–£120 | £100–£140 |
| Range cooker | £100–£150 | £130–£190 |
| AGA or four-oven cooker | £130–£200 | £150–£220 |
Extras such as the hob, extractor hood or microwave usually add £15–£40 each. MyJobQuote lists a ceramic or glass hob at £15–£20 and an extractor hood at £15–£30.
Our oven cleaning prices
We price ovens and appliances as fixed-price extras, so you can add them to an end of tenancy or deep clean, or book them on their own:
| Appliance | Price |
|---|---|
| Single oven | £30 |
| Double oven | £40 |
| Range cooker | £50 |
| Fridge freezer | £35 |
| Washing machine | £25 |
| Dishwasher | £25 |
Booked on their own, appliance visits cost more than a single item because people usually have several appliances done at once and a minimum charge may apply to small jobs. Our 131 standalone oven and appliance jobs came to a typical £120, with the middle half paying £120–£168. See the full list on our prices page.
What affects the price
- Oven type and size. A double oven has two cavities and two doors; a range cooker can have three or more compartments.
- Condition. Years of carbon build-up take much longer to remove than a few months’ grease.
- What else is included. Hobs, extractor fans, microwaves and fridges are usually priced separately.
- Location. Guides put London prices roughly £20–£40 higher for the same oven.
- Whether it’s part of a bigger clean. Adding the oven to a full clean is usually much cheaper than a separate visit.
How long oven cleaning takes
MyJobQuote puts a standard single oven at 1–2 hours and a range cooker at 2–3 hours, with an AGA or Rayburn taking 3–4 hours. Professional oven cleaners usually remove the racks, trays and door glass where possible and clean them separately, which is why the results are hard to match at home.
Is an oven included in an end of tenancy clean?
With us, ovens are priced as extras on every property size, so you only pay for what the property has. In our records, 16% of end of tenancy cleans added a single oven and 6% a double oven; hobs (3%), extractor fans (3%) and fridges (6%) were added less often. Check your check-in inventory: if the oven was clean when you moved in, it needs to be clean when you leave, and a dirty kitchen is a common reason for deposit deductions.
Our end of tenancy cleaning checklist covers what agents check in the kitchen.
Cleaning the oven yourself
If the oven is only lightly soiled, you can get good results at home with time and the right products. Our step-by-step guide to cleaning a filthy oven walks through it, and our appliance cleaning checklist covers fridges, washing machines and dishwashers. For heavy carbon, a professional clean is usually quicker and safer for the oven’s finish.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to have an oven professionally cleaned?
Most UK guides put a single oven at £50–£75 and a double oven or range cooker at £80–£120 outside London. Added to one of our cleans, a single oven is £30, a double £40 and a range cooker £50.
Why does a standalone oven clean cost more?
A visit for one appliance has the same travel and set-up time as a bigger job, so a minimum charge may apply. Our standalone oven and appliance jobs came to a typical £120 because most customers have several appliances done at once.
How long does professional oven cleaning take?
Usually 1–2 hours for a single oven and 2–3 hours for a range cooker, according to MyJobQuote. Heavily soiled ovens take longer.
Is oven cleaning included in end of tenancy cleaning?
With us it’s an extra on every property size, priced at £30 for a single oven, £40 for a double and £50 for a range cooker.
Can you clean the hob and extractor fan too?
Yes. Hobs, extractor fans, microwaves, fridge freezers, washing machines and dishwashers can all be added to the same visit.
Sources
- Fantastic Services: Oven cleaning cost guide (2026)
- MyJobQuote: Oven cleaning cost (updated July 2026)
- Tenancy.Cleaning job records, January 2023 to October 2026
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Written by the Tenancy.Cleaning team
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