Oven cleaning on Queenstown Road, Battersea

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

Working Queenstown Road Battersea SW11 and around: Battersea Park, Nine Elms, Battersea

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

London Oven Cleaners clean ovens on Queenstown Road and in Park Town from £77; you inspect the heated oven, and anything not right is redone before we go.

The northern end of Queenstown Road opened in 1858, together with Chelsea Bridge and Battersea Park. Further south there was only a field path across Longhedge Farm until the 1860s, when the financier Philip Flower and his partners, the Salting brothers, carried the road on towards Clapham and built the Park Town estate along it, the houses helping to pay for the road. In 1863 they hired the architect James Thomas Knowles to design the first of them.

Park Town, planned in 1863

Wandsworth made Park Town a conservation area in 1984, and the council's appraisal of the estate quotes an 1865 guidebook that hoped for "a sort of Southern Belgravia". Building dragged on for five decades. Houses, roads and railways competed for the same ground, a knot of lines that earned the name Battersea Tangle, and in the 1860s the shells of some 90 half-built houses were pulled down for a new line; Flower died in 1872 and some builders went bankrupt. The poet Alfred Tennyson bought 27 houses on the road in 1871. The estate was finished in 1916, and in 1968 its oldest corner, St George's Street and West Street, was cleared for the Doddington Estate.

Flats behind paired front doors

From about 1895 the builders went on putting up what looked like terraced houses, but each was built as two flats, one on the ground floor and one above, and every flat had its own door to the street. That is why Queenstown Road, Silverthorne Road, Emu Road and Tennyson Street have front doors in groups of four along the terrace. The appraisal says most properties in the conservation area are flats.

A flat of that size usually has a small kitchen with a built-in single or a narrow freestanding cooker. The racks, trays and side runners come out and are soaked and cleaned separately. The cavity, the fan cover and the door glass are degreased by hand in the kitchen, on dust sheets.

Victorian terrace galley kitchen with a built-in single oven

Who rents in Shaftesbury and Queenstown ward

Shaftesbury and Queenstown ward, which includes part of Queenstown Road, had 6,659 households at the 2021 Census. 38.2% rented from the council or a housing association, 30.9% rented privately and 29.4% owned their home. Just under half, 48.5%, lived in a purpose-built block and 16.6% in a converted house.

For a let flat, the letting agent can have the invoice in the agency's name and photos for the checkout file on request. Keys for an empty flat can be collected by arrangement.

Parking on Queenstown Road and the side streets

Wandsworth's parking controls search puts most of Queenstown Road, numbers 29 to 315, in zone B3, where a bay may be controlled until 4pm or until 5.30pm on weekdays; the plate beside the bay says which. A northbound bus lane runs from 7am to 10am and a southbound one from 4pm to 7pm. The Park Town side streets are B3 as well: Tennyson Street, Emu Road and Silverthorne Road are controlled 9.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday, with a four-hour limit. Numbers 278 to 322 (even) and 341 to 369 (odd) fall in the Battersea Park zone instead, controlled 9am to 8pm every day.

Off-street parking is almost non-existent here, the appraisal notes, because the front gardens are only about a metre deep. The mansion flats on Prince of Wales Drive have their own page, Battersea Park.

Oven cleaning prices on Queenstown Road

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.

A single, a double, a 90cm range and an AGA each have their own fixed price, which we give on the phone before anyone comes out.

Queenstown Road oven cleaning questions

My flat is the upstairs one with its own street door. Does that matter?

Not for the price. Tell us about any tight turn on the stairs when you call.

Can the van stop on Queenstown Road?

A side street is easier. Queenstown Road has bus lanes at the morning and evening peaks and bays with mixed hours, while Tennyson Street and Emu Road keep plain weekday hours.

How long does a single oven take?

About 90 minutes, and a double about 2 hours, so a four-hour bay covers either.

What happens before you leave?

The oven is put back together and heated, and checked with you before the team leaves.

A recent job: before on the left, after on the right

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Reviews from our rounds

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

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

Nice hardworking lads that always do a good job. We used them for our old flat when moving out and for the new one now, both jobs were done very professionally. My wife is very impressed with the results and would recommend them to friends and family.

PaulW5

Finding Queenstown Road Battersea

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Close to Queenstown Road Battersea

Battersea Park · Nine Elms · Battersea · Latchmere · Kings Road · Clapham Town

Other Wandsworth areas we cover

Clapham Junction Clapham South Wandsworth Common Balham Wandsworth Town Tooting Bec Earlsfield East Putney Upper Tooting Southfields Putney Tooting Graveney West Putney Furzedown Tooting Summerstown Putney Heath Roehampton Every Wandsworth area

Book the Queenstown Road Battersea slot on 020 8077 5225, seven days a week.

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.