Oven cleaning on Brixton Hill, SW2

Fixed prices from £77. No call-out fee inside the Circulars.

Last updated October 2026

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  • Singles £77 · doubles £110
  • Seven days, one rate

Covering Brixton Hill and nearby: Brixton, Clapham, Hyde Farm

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Every make and model is welcome; each one links to its own care guide.

Oven cleaning on Brixton Hill from £77 with London Oven Cleaners. Once the oven is rebuilt and hot, you inspect it, and any corner that is not right is cleaned again.

Under the Inclosure Act of 1806, nothing could be built on Rush Common within 150 feet of the road, and Rush Common ran the whole length of the east side of Brixton Hill. That is why the houses on that side stand so far back.

Long front gardens on the east side

When building began at the south end of the hill in the 1820s, the houses were set behind long, narrow front gardens. Raleigh Gardens, a line of three-storey red-brick villas from the mid-1890s, kept to the same rule. The Survey of London records shops built out to the pavement between Arodene Road and Josephine Avenue, where, after protests in 1899-1900, the Tribunal of Appeal decided that the building line was the back edge of the pavement. After the Second World War, Lambeth took back the strips that had become private front gardens and made them into a linear park that runs, with a few breaks, for nearly a mile.

For an oven clean, a long front path only means a longer walk. The racks, trays and side runners come out and are soaked and cleaned separately, while the cavity, fan cover and door glass are degreased by hand in the kitchen.

Brixton Hill's 1930s blocks of flats

Six blocks of flats face the common. The first, Renton Close, was built by the London County Council in 1906 as Briscoe's Buildings. The other five are private blocks of the 1930s: Tudor Close (1933), with over 100 service flats round a courtyard and, for its first tenants, a swimming pool and tennis courts; Christchurch House (1938), six storeys in the moderne style; Dumbarton Court (1939); and Effra Court and Brixton Hill Court at the northern end. New Park Court, near the south end, also dates from 1938.

Mansion block flat kitchen with a built-in single oven

Lambeth's report says Tudor Close and Christchurch House were aimed at single people and couples, not the large Victorian household. Flats planned for that market tend to have small kitchens, which today usually hold a built-in single or a slim freestanding cooker.

Two sides of the hill in the 2021 Census

The 2021 Census publishes figures for two census areas (MSOAs) that the House of Commons Library names Brixton Hill East and Brixton Hill West, and the two look quite different:

Brixton Hill East (Lambeth 020)
3,704 households; 44.6% in part of a converted or shared house, 22.9% in a purpose-built block; 38.8% renting privately, 41.2% owning
Brixton Hill West (Lambeth 021)
4,107 households; 56.6% in a purpose-built block of flats; 36.6% renting from a social landlord, 29.0% privately

The west side takes in two landmarks. Brixton Prison on Jebb Avenue began as a House of Correction built for the Surrey justices, whose wall and gatehouse date from 1819; it is now a men's prison. Brixton Windmill in Blenheim Gardens was built in 1816, is listed at Grade II*, and still mills flour. Down the hill, the town centre streets are on the Brixton page.

Parking for the van on Brixton Hill

Lambeth's 2017 Brixton Hill scheme split the area into zone D (Brixton Hill West) and zone F (Brixton Hill East), which started with different controlled hours, so which zone your street is in matters. The hours are on the sign as you enter a zone and each bay has its own time plate, so read the plate on your nearest bay. A weekend visit costs the weekday price. The team needs a bay nearby, so give us the street name when you call.

Oven cleaning prices on Brixton Hill

Oven or applianceFixed price
Single ovenBuilt-in single: cavity, racks, door glass and seals.£77
Double ovenBoth cavities and doors, every rack soaked and cleaned.£110
Single wide ovenOne oven, wider than the standard 60cm.£114
Range cooker, 90cmThe whole cooker: every oven and the grill.£143
Range cooker, 100cm£167
Range hob or range hoodThe wide hob on a range, or the hood above it.£48
AGA, two-ovenCooled properly, cleaned, re-lit and checked.£143
AGA, four-oven£187
HobCeramic £23, gas £28.£23–28
Extractor hood£28
Microwave£22
Single oven, hob and extractorThe three together, one visit.£117
Double oven, hob and extractorThe three together, one visit.£143
Prices are fixed on the phone before the visit and weekends cost the same as weekdays. No call-out fee inside the North and South Circular; outside it, any travel charge is quoted on the phone before you book.

The price is set by what the appliance is: a single, a double, a 90cm range or an AGA. It is agreed on the phone before the visit and does not change on the day.

Brixton Hill oven cleaning questions

My flat in a 1930s block has a very small kitchen. Is there room to work?

Yes. The racks, trays and runners come out and are soaked and cleaned separately, so only the cavity and the door are worked on indoors, on dust sheets.

Our house is set back behind a long front garden. Does that matter?

Only for timing. Mention it when you book, and we will allow for the longer walk.

Can you clean the extractor hood at the same visit?

Yes. An extractor hood is £28 on top of the oven price; the extractor hood cleaning page explains what is included.

What if I am not happy with a corner of the oven?

Say so when you look inside the lit oven, and we put it right before we leave.

An oven we cleaned: before on the left, after on the right

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What customers tell us

I would certainly recommend this service, very efficient and good value for money. The young man did a great job and even cleaned the kitchen floor. Thank you.

SarahNW3

Very satisfied with the service. They were slightly late at first but I got a call from customer service to let me know, and it was all fine. The oven man, as he called himself, arrived and worked very hard for a couple of hours. My oven now looks like it has never been used.

JoanaTW13

Arrived promptly and did a great job cleaning the oven, hob and extractor. They look like new now and for a very reasonable price too.

HelenSW4

Brixton Hill on the map

Map of the London boroughs we cover, with Brixton Hill marked
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Nearby areas we cover

Brixton · Clapham · Hyde Farm · Clapham Town · Clapham High Street · Herne Hill

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To book in Brixton Hill: 020 8077 5225 any day, or send the quote form and we ring you back.

Dust sheets first

The kitchen is covered before any part of the oven comes out.

Parts cleaned separately

Racks, trays and side runners come out and are soaked and cleaned on their own, while the cavity, door glass and seals are done by hand.

Lit before we leave

We reassemble, heat the oven and walk you round it. You sign off the job, not a promise.

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Before on the left, after on the right. The same oven, one visit apart.