Appliance Cleaning in Kensington and Chelsea

All of it — 11 named areas across SW3, SW5, SW7, SW10, W8, W10, W11, W14, each with its own page showing local prices, access notes and the appliances most often booked there. If your street is not listed it is still covered; the pages are organised by outward code rather than by every road name.

Single oven £55–£75, double oven £75–£105, range cooker £110–£160, hob £20–£35, extractor and filters £25–£45, fridge freezer £45–£70, washing machine £45–£65 and dishwasher £40–£60. Three or more appliances on one visit take a bundle discount, and a £65 minimum applies to any visit.

No. Every Kensington and Chelsea job runs on a non-caustic, biodegradable cavity system plus a heated dip tank in the van for the removable parts. There are no fumes, you can stay in the property while we work, and the oven is usable the moment we finish rather than after a burn-off cycle.

Yes, and it is part of the clean rather than an extra. The supply across Kensington and Chelsea is hard to very hard at around 250–350 mg/l calcium carbonate, which scales heating elements, blocks dishwasher spray jets and shortens appliance life. Kettles, coffee machines and irons can be added at £12 each.

No. Part of Kensington and Chelsea is inside the Congestion Charge zone and all of it is inside ULEZ. Our vans are compliant and any permit, bay suspension or zone charge is absorbed into the fixed price we quote you.

Standard bookings are usually within two to four days, and same-day or next-day slots are available for a £25 premium where a technician can be moved. Evening and weekend slots run across the borough at the normal rate card.

Yes — Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, Brent and Wandsworth are all covered, each with their own borough page and their own area pages beneath it. Our Kensington and Chelsea rounds already cross those boundaries daily, so an address a street outside the borough line is quoted on the same rate card and often on the same visit as one inside it.

That is how most Kensington and Chelsea bookings run. End of tenancy cleaning, one-off deep cleaning, regular domestic cleaning, after builders cleaning, carpet cleaning and office cleaning all operate across the borough, and anything added to the same visit shares one journey rather than paying travel twice. The most common pairing here is the kitchen appliances plus a deep clean of the same kitchen, booked as a single job with one price and one arrival window.

Bayswater, Chelsea and Earl's Court see the highest volume, but all 11 areas across SW3, SW5, SW7, SW10, W8, W10, W11, W14 run on the same teams and the same rate card. Each has its own page with the local housing mix, access and permit position, the appliances most often booked there and its own questions answered — useful if you want the detail for your postcode rather than the borough average.

Either — both reach the same team and the same pricing. The area page is worth opening first if parking, a permit or lift access is likely to matter, because it carries the specific note for that postcode. If you are booking two addresses in different parts of Kensington and Chelsea or one here and one in Westminster, tell us both and we will schedule them on one round and quote them together.