Our dip-tank sits in the back of the van, not in a unit miles away, so your oven racks and trays never leave your street. We clean ovens across Haringey, from the Edwardian terraces above Crouch End Broadway to the ex-council maisonettes around Noel Park, and the cooker is usable the same afternoon.
Monster Cleaning does oven cleaning across Haringey from £77, using a non-caustic dip-tank so the cooker is safe to use the same day.
Last updated April 2026. Prices, the dip-tank method and the satisfaction guarantee below are current for the N8, N17 and N22 postcodes and the rest of the borough.
What oven cleaning costs in Haringey
Here are the prices. A single oven is £77. A double oven is £110, which covers most of the range cookers you find in a Wood Green new-build with the standard 60cm cavity plus grill. A proper range cooker at 90cm wide is £114, and a two-oven AGA is £143 because the cast iron and enamel take longer and need a gentler hand.
Add-ons are priced the same way, by the part rather than by the hour. A ceramic or gas hob is £23 to £28 depending on how baked-on it is. An extractor hood is £28. A microwave, freestanding or built in, is £22. If you want the oven plus the hob plus the extractor done in one visit, we total it on the phone and that is the price you pay, with nothing added on the doorstep.
No call-out fee inside the borough. We quote the job, not the time it takes, so a heavily carbonised oven that needs an extra hour costs you the same as one that comes up quick.
We quote the job, not the time it takes, so a heavily carbonised oven that needs an extra hour costs you the same as one that comes up quick.
The dip-tank method, and why we use it
Most of the burnt-on mess in a domestic oven is not on the walls. It is on the racks, the side runners, the fan guard and the inner pane of the door glass. So the first thing our cleaner does is take all of that out and lower it into a heated dip-tank, which travels in the van. The solution we use is non-caustic. That word matters, and here is why.
Caustic soda works fast and it is cheap, which is why high-street oven sprays lean on it. The trade-off is a film that needs rinsing hard and a chemical smell that can linger into the next two or three roasts. Non-caustic takes a little longer in the tank, but it lifts the carbon without that residue, and it will not pit the aluminium trim or strip the print off your dials.
While the parts soak, the cavity gets done by hand. We scrape the loose carbon off the floor of the oven, degrease the walls and roof, clean the seal, and bring the door glass up so you can see the shelf inside it again. The element stays put and stays dry. Then the racks and the rest come out of the tank, get a final wipe, and go back where they belong.
The cooker is cool, reassembled and ready to use before we drive off.
No overnight wait.
No windows open to air the kitchen out, no chemical tang on the first roast, and none of the standing around that the spray-on jobs leave you with. That is the whole point of doing it this way.
Haringey kitchens we actually clean
Haringey is two boroughs stitched together, and the ovens tell you which half you are in. Out west, around Muswell Hill, Highgate and Crouch End, the stock is big Edwardian and Victorian houses, and the kitchens have usually been knocked through and refitted with a range cooker or a built-under double. Those are the £110 and £114 jobs, often with a separate hob and a recirculating hood that has not been touched since the extension went in.
East of the railway it changes. The Noel Park estate off the High Road is around two thousand terraced houses built from 1881 by the Artizans, Labourers and General Dwellings Company, laid out by Rowland Plumbe in five house types, and the northern section has been a conservation area since 1982 with an Article 4 Direction that stops owners changing the fronts. The kitchens in those houses are narrow, often back-extension galleys, and the oven is frequently a freestanding cooker rather than a fitted one. Different beast, same dip-tank.
Then there are the flats. Plenty of our Wood Green work is in the blocks that went up around The Mall, where the standard fit is a 60cm built-in oven and a four-ring hob in a compact run of units. Those clean up fast and they are the typical end-of-tenancy oven. If you are moving out of one of those, our end of tenancy cleaning in Haringey covers the whole flat, oven included, against the inventory.
Haringey is two boroughs stitched together, and the ovens tell you which half you are in.
One practical note on access. The narrow streets around Noel Park and the bottom of Green Lanes are tight for parking, and a fair few of the conservation-area roads are permit-only in the day. Tell us when you book and we will sort the van around it. We are local enough to know which roads to avoid at school run.
Hard water, hobs and extractors
North London runs hard water. Thames Water puts the hardness across this part of the city at roughly 293 parts per million of calcium carbonate, which is firmly in the very hard band. For an oven that is not a huge issue, because the inside of an oven sees grease, not scale. Where it bites is the hob and the kettle and anything that holds water.
So when we do a hob alongside the oven, the gas trivets and burner caps get the degreaser, but the ceramic top also gets the scale and the white watermarks taken off, which a quick spray at home tends to leave behind. Extractor hoods are the other one people forget. The metal mesh filters clog with a grease-and-dust paste that catches fire risk and kills the airflow, and they come up well in the dip-tank with the oven racks. An extractor is £28 done at the same time.
If your carpets took a beating from the same move, our carpet cleaning in Haringey runs off the same booking, and households who want a regular clean rather than a one-off use our domestic cleaning in Haringey instead. The full rundown of what an oven clean includes sits on our oven cleaning service page.
Who we are and the guarantee
We are Monster Cleaning Ltd, Companies House number 9919639, and we have been cleaning homes across London since 2014. Our office is at 255 Upper Richmond Road West, SW14 8QS, and our oven team covers Haringey several days a week, so a Wood Green or Tottenham booking rarely waits long.
On reviews, we will be straight with you. We sit at 3.1 out of 5 on Trustpilot across 128 reviews. That is not a perfect score and we do not pretend otherwise, which is also why every oven we clean is backed by a re-clean guarantee. If you look at it after we have gone and you are not happy with the finish, tell us within 48 hours and we come back and put it right at no cost. We would rather fix one oven twice than leave a customer unhappy.
The cleaner who turns up is insured, brings the tank, the tools and the solutions, and works around your kitchen. You do not supply anything. You do not even need to be in for the whole job, as long as we can get in and out.
How to book
Booking is a phone call. Ring 0333 555 2076, tell us the oven type, single or double or range or AGA, and whether you want the hob, extractor or microwave doing as well. We give you a fixed price on the spot and a slot, often within a day or two.
Prefer to write it down? Email [email protected] with your postcode and a line about the cooker, and we reply the same working day. A photo of the oven helps but is not needed.
On the day, the cleaner arrives in the booked window, lays down protection, takes the parts to the tank in the van, and does the cavity by hand while they soak. Most single ovens take around an hour and a half. A double with a hob and hood runs longer. You pay once it is done and checked, by card or bank transfer. That is the whole process.
Frequently asked questions
How much does oven cleaning cost in Haringey?
A single oven is £77, a double oven is £110, a 90cm range cooker is £114 and a two-oven AGA is £143. Add a hob for £23 to £28, an extractor for £28, or a microwave for £22. We confirm the exact figure on the phone before we book.
Can I use the oven the same day you clean it?
Yes. We use a non-caustic dip-tank, not a caustic spray, so there is no harsh residue to rinse off and no need to air the kitchen. The oven is cool, reassembled and safe to cook in by the time the cleaner leaves.
Do you cover all of Haringey?
We do. That includes Wood Green, Tottenham, Crouch End, Muswell Hill, Highgate, Hornsey, Harringay and the surrounding N8, N17 and N22 postcodes. There is no call-out fee inside the borough.
What is the dip-tank and where is it?
It is a heated bath of non-caustic cleaning solution that travels in the van. Your oven racks, trays, fan guard and inner door glass go into it on site while the cavity is hand-cleaned. The parts never leave your street.
Why non-caustic instead of normal oven spray?
Caustic soda lifts grease fast but leaves a film that needs hard rinsing and can give off a chemical smell for a few roasts. Non-caustic takes a little longer but leaves no residue and will not pit aluminium trim or strip the print off your control dials.
Do you clean AGAs and range cookers?
Yes. A two-oven AGA is £143 and a 90cm range cooker is £114. Cast iron and enamel need a gentler approach than a standard fan oven, which is why those jobs take longer and cost a bit more.
Can you do the hob and extractor at the same time?
Yes, and it is cheaper to combine them. A hob is £23 to £28, an extractor hood is £28 and a microwave is £22 when done alongside the oven. North London has hard water, so we take the scale and watermarks off ceramic hobs as well as the grease.
Is parking a problem on Haringey’s narrow streets?
Some of the roads around Noel Park and Green Lanes are permit-only in the day and tight for a van. Tell us when you book and we plan around it. The dip-tank stays in the van, so we only need to get to your door.
Do I need to be home for the whole clean?
No, as long as the cleaner can get in and out and access the kitchen. Most single ovens take about an hour and a half. You pay once the job is done and you have looked it over.
What if I am not happy with the result?
Every oven is covered by a re-clean guarantee. If you are not happy with the finish, tell us within 48 hours and we come back and redo it at no charge. We would rather fix one oven twice than leave you unhappy.
Do you also do end of tenancy oven cleaning?
We do. A clean oven is one of the items inventory clerks always check at check-out, and a freestanding cooker in a Wood Green flat is a common end-of-tenancy job. We can do the oven on its own or as part of a full move-out clean.