Cooker cleaning in London oven, hob and the sides you never see, in one visit.

Gas safety and who can move what

A rigid gas bayonet fitting means a freestanding cooker cannot be pulled forward safely without a Gas Safe engineer disconnecting it first — common in older conversions across Haringey and Lewisham where the original pipework has never been updated to a flexible hose.

We check the connection before we touch the unit. Where it is rigid, we clean everything reachable in place and tell you plainly what we could not get to, rather than forcing a pull that risks the gas joint.

Concrete, dot-and-dab and where the grease actually goes

Post-war blocks across Southwark and Newham often have solid kitchen walls where grease bakes onto tile grout behind the cooker; new-build kitchens around Wembley Park and the Greenwich Peninsula have plasterboard splashbacks that mark if the wrong product is used.

We test the surface first and use a product matched to the finish, not a single all-purpose degreaser on every wall.

Congestion Charge and access windows

The Congestion Charge applies in 8 central boroughs and is already priced into the job — it is never itemised separately unless a permit or bay suspension is also needed. Concierge buildings around Canary Wharf and Nine Elms typically ask for a booked access window rather than an open-ended visit, and we work to that slot.

Leases, deposits and shared kitchens

HMOs and shared flats, common in Zone 2 and 3 boroughs like Lewisham and Ealing, often have a cooker used by several tenants with cleaning split unevenly by rota. A one-off professional clean resets that argument cleanly at the start of a new tenancy or before a landlord inspection.