How much does oven cleaning cost?

Our oven cleaning prices start from £60 for a single oven, £80 for a double oven, £60 for a combi oven, from £100 for a range cooker, and from £130 for an AGA. BBQ cleaning starts from £80. Appliance cleaning (fridges, washing machines, dishwashers, etc.) starts from £25.

What areas do you cover?

We cover Kent, Surrey, East Sussex, Essex, and West Sussex — including towns such as Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Maidstone, Canterbury, Reigate, Guildford, Brighton, Eastbourne, Chelmsford, Colchester, Chichester, Crawley, and many more.

Are your cleaning products safe and eco-friendly?

Yes. We use eco-friendly, non-caustic cleaning products that are tough on grease and carbon but safe for your home, family, pets, and the environment.

How long does an oven clean take?

A single oven clean takes approximately 1.5 hours, a double oven around 2 hours, and a range cooker or AGA up to 2.5 hours. We dismantle removable parts for a thorough deep clean.

Do I need to pay a deposit to book?

You can either pay in full when booking, or choose Pay on the Day which requires a £20 non-refundable deposit to secure your slot, with the remaining balance due on the day of your appointment.

Yes, we are fully insured and DBS-checked for your peace of mind. Our technicians are trained professionals who take care in your home.

Can you clean commercial kitchens and appliances?

Absolutely. We provide commercial oven, extractor, and appliance cleaning for pubs, restaurants, cafés, care homes, schools, and holiday lets. All commercial work is individually quoted following a site inspection.

AGA Cleaning: Specialist Tips for Heritage Cookers

For many UK homeowners, an AGA is the heart of the kitchen. These cast-iron heritage cookers are built to last, but they require a specific cleaning approach to maintain their efficiency and iconic aesthetic. Because they are constantly running, keeping them clean is essential for performance.

The Cast Iron Challenge

AGA surfaces, particularly the hob plates and oven interiors, are made of heavy-duty cast iron. Unlike modern fan ovens, you should never use harsh abrasive scrubbers or corrosive chemicals on an AGA. These products can damage the enamel coating and strip away the seasoning that prevents rust. Always opt for soft, microfibre cloths and specialist eco-friendly cleaners designed for heat-retention appliances.

Managing Baked-On Spills

Spills are inevitable, but letting them carbonise on a hot AGA plate makes cleaning much harder later. Use a specialist scraper designed for enamel to gently lift dried residue. Avoid using excessive water, as moisture can become trapped behind the iron plates and lead to corrosion. If you are struggling with stubborn deposits, it is often safer to call a professional rather than risking permanent damage to the enamel finish.

Maintaining the Enamel Exterior

Your AGA's exterior is protected by a layer of vitreous enamel. To keep it shining, wipe it down daily with a damp, soapy cloth while the cooker is warm but not hot. Avoid spray-on cleaners that might contain acids or ammonia, as these can dull the finish over time. If you notice staining, a gentle paste of bicarbonate of soda and water can be used sparingly, provided you buff it dry immediately.

Why Professional Care Matters

Deep cleaning an AGA is a complex task that involves more than just wiping surfaces. A professional service at Fordwell Oven & Appliance Care ensures the internal linings are cleared of grease buildup, which improves heat distribution and fuel efficiency. With our DBS-checked team and eco-friendly products, we restore your cooker safely.

If your AGA needs a professional refresh, don't wait for the next service interval. Book your cleaning at https://fordwellovencleaning.com/booking or call us on 07500 649733.