Open the door on most ovens in Slough and you get the same picture. A grill pan you cannot see through, carbon flaking off the roof of the cavity, and a haze on the door glass that no weekend scrub will shift.
We lift out the shelves and the panels that come away, soak them on your kitchen floor while the cavity and glass get done by hand, and put it all back together the same afternoon. No leaving it overnight before you can cook.
Last updated April 2026. The prices on this page are what we charge across the SL postcodes, not a starting-from figure that creeps up once we are standing in your kitchen.
We clean ovens across Slough and the SL postcodes, single ovens from £97, with the racks soaked and the cavity cleaned by hand.
What an oven clean costs in Slough
Flat prices, laid out plainly. What you read here is what you pay.
- Single oven
- £97
- Double oven
- £130. It is what a lot of Slough kitchens turn out to have once you actually look.
- 90cm range cooker
- £163
- Two-oven AGA
- £163, because that one is slower and the enamel wants a gentler hand
- Hob
- £23 to £28, depending on whether it is a flat ceramic top to wipe down or a gas hob with cast trivets and burner caps that all come apart
- Extractor
- £28
- Microwave
- £22
The smaller jobs cost the same whether you bolt them onto an oven booking or have them done on their own.
That is the whole list. No call-out fee tacked on, and no one number quoted on the phone and a bigger one at your door.
Soaking the parts, and cooking the same evening
Oven cleaning
from £97
For a single oven, agreed before we start.
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The real graft happens in your kitchen, and the parts soak while we clean everything else.
- We take out the shelves, the side runners and any panels that lift away, and they go in to soak.
- We hand-clean the cavity, the door glass, the rubber seal and the fan housing.
- Where the door design allows the inner glass to come out, we clean behind that as well.
Does soaking the parts really matter? It does, for two plain reasons:
- A long soak loosens baked carbon that scrubbing would only scratch at, so the aluminium trim and the vitreous enamel keep their finish.
- Because the parts come back rinsed and dry, you can switch the oven on and cook your tea that same evening. A window open for a while takes care of any smell.
A long soak loosens baked carbon that scrubbing would only scratch at, so the trim and the enamel keep their finish.
Catalytic liners
Catalytic and self-clean liner panels are the one exception. Those rough panels in the back and sides of some ovens must never be scrubbed or dipped, or you wreck the coating that does the self-cleaning.
We leave them be and clean around them. Just tell us before we start if your oven has them. A quick word at the door saves a ruined panel and a good deal of bad feeling.
Hobs, extractors, microwaves, ranges and AGAs
Most people book the oven, then add the hob the moment they realise a clean oven makes the hob beside it look far worse than it did.
- Gas hobs
- They take longer than ceramic. The burner caps, the crowns and the cast trivets all lift off and go into a soak, then go back on clean and seated properly, so the flame burns evenly again instead of guttering on one side.
- Extractors
- The bit nearly everyone forgets. A grease filter sitting over a hob in daily use turns into a solid, sticky mat that is a real fire risk as much as a smell. We degrease the metal mesh filters and wipe the canopy down.
- Carbon filters
- In recirculating hoods these are usually a replace-not-clean part, so we check yours and tell you straight whether it is worth keeping or past it. If your hood ducts outside, that is one less thing to think about.
- Microwave, £22
- The quiet win. We take out the turntable and the roller ring, clean the cavity and the door, and get at the splatter baked onto the inside roof that the daily wipe never reaches.
Ranges and AGAs
They are worth their own note, because Slough has more of both than you might think.
- A 90cm range cooker has two cavities, a wider grill and a lot more glass, which is why it is £163 rather than the £130 we charge for a standard double.
- An AGA is its own animal. We work it cool, go carefully round the vitreous enamel and the chrome lids, and charge £163 for the usual two-oven model.
The bigger family houses out towards Stoke Poges, Farnham Royal and the better end of Upton throw up more of these than a town this size has any right to.
Slough water, and what it does to oven glass
Slough water leaves a hazy white film on the inside of the oven door, and we take that limescale film off the door glass on every oven clean.
- The supply
- Slough sits on chalk, and the water here comes from Affinity Water rather than Thames, drawn largely from the chalk aquifer under the Thames Valley.
- Hardness
- Hard, usually somewhere around 280 to 320 parts per million of calcium carbonate
- Where you see it
- On the kettle, on the shower screen, and on the inside of the oven door, where the film builds up and a normal clean leaves it sitting there
Taking it off is the reason the glass ends up clearer than any wipe-down at home leaves it.
It is also why the steam-clean cycle on newer ovens never quite finishes the job round here. The mineral load is simply too high, the steam loosens the surface grease and stops there, and people end up ringing us anyway once they have run the cycle twice and seen no real change.
Hard water is the local quirk that costs you most on an oven. We deal with it on every job here.
Slough kitchens, from Chalvey terraces to Horlicks Quarter
Slough is really two sorts of kitchen at the same time: the older terraces and the inter-war semis, and everything the town is building in the middle.
- Chalvey and the older streets around Upton
- Tight Victorian terraces, where the kitchen has usually been knocked through to the back and fitted with a freestanding cooker or a big double oven.
- Cippenham and Langley
- More 1930s semis and post-war housing, the sort with a separate kitchen and a fitted double oven that has seen a few Christmases.
- Wexham and the edges
- Newer estates again.
The water is the same across the lot of it, which is the part that matters for an oven.
The town centre
It is changing faster than anywhere.
- The old Horlicks factory off Stoke Poges Lane, with its red-brick clocktower and the chimney you can see for miles, has been turned into Horlicks Quarter: well over a thousand homes, with the factory building itself holding a hundred-and-sixty-odd apartments.
- The flats going up around Stoke Gardens and the Queensmere site are doing much the same.
New-build kitchens like these come with compact single ovens and induction hobs, quick for us and cheap for you, so we end up cleaning both ends of that spread in the same week.
Moving out
If you are moving out rather than just keeping on top of things, the oven is usually the last item the inventory clerk checks and the very first one they fail you on.
We can roll it into a full end of tenancy cleaning in Slough visit, or pair it with carpet cleaning in Slough on the same trip, so the van only has to find a space on your road the once.
Who we are
Monster Cleaning
- Since 2014 cleaning homes
- 4.7 on Google
- Vetted, insured cleaners
- 300+ letting agents use us
- London, Manchester and Liverpool
We are Monster Cleaning Ltd, cleaning since 2014. The office is at 75 Shakespeare Avenue, Feltham, TW14 9HU, and we run a regular oven round west out along the M4 corridor into the SL postcodes.
Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5. Oven cleaning is where we are at our best.
Booking, parking and the day itself
Ring 0333 555 2076 or email office@monstercleaning.com with your postcode and what you want cleaning. You get a flat price and a two-hour arrival window, not a vague morning-or-afternoon.
Parking
It wants a little thought near the middle of town, because Slough Borough Council runs the central car parks and a fair few streets off the High Street and Farnham Road are permit-only or pay-and-display.
- New blocks around Horlicks Quarter or near the station
- Let us know, and we will sort a bay or use a council car park, because the van has to be within a sensible carry of your door for the kit.
- Cippenham, Langley and Chalvey
- Rarely a problem, though a heads-up on a tight terraced street never hurts.
On the day
All we ask is that you clear the worktop next to the oven. Then:
- We lay down protection.
- We lift out the removable parts to soak.
- We clean the cavity by hand.
- We refit everything and test the door seal before we leave.
A single oven is generally about ninety minutes; a range or an AGA takes longer. Card or bank transfer, whichever suits, and a proper invoice by email rather than a scribbled receipt. Then we are out of your way.
You can read more on our oven cleaning service page, and if you want the whole kitchen and the rest of the house kept on top of, we also do domestic cleaning in Slough.
Frequently asked questions
How much is oven cleaning in Slough?
A single oven is £97, a double oven is £130, a 90cm range cooker is £163 and a two-oven AGA is £163. Add a hob for £23 to £28, an extractor for £28 or a microwave for £22. These are flat prices for the SL postcodes with no call-out fee.
Can I use the oven the same day you clean it?
Yes. We wipe the cavity down and rinse the parts before refitting them, and a window open for a while clears any smell. You can switch the oven on and cook the same evening, with no overnight wait.
What do you clean the oven with?
No. The removable parts soak in a warm solution and the cavity is cleaned by hand, with no scouring that would scratch the aluminium trim or dull the enamel. On older ovens where the finish is already thin, we simply take longer.
How long does an oven clean take in Slough?
A single oven is usually around ninety minutes. A double oven takes a little longer, and a range cooker or an AGA can run to a couple of hours, because there are more cavities, more glass and more removable parts to soak and refit.
Do you clean AGAs and range cookers?
Yes. A 90cm range cooker is £163 and a standard two-oven AGA is £163. We work an AGA cool and take care with the vitreous enamel and the chrome lids. They turn up in the bigger houses out towards Stoke Poges and Farnham Royal more than you would guess for a town this size.
Can you clean the hob and extractor at the same time?
Yes, and most people do. A hob is £23 to £28 depending on whether it is a flat ceramic top or a gas hob with removable trivets and burner caps. An extractor is £28, which includes degreasing the metal mesh filters.
What about self-cleaning or catalytic liners?
We leave catalytic and self-clean liner panels alone, because scrubbing or dipping the rough surface ruins the coating. Tell us if your oven has them and we will clean the cavity and the door glass around them instead.
Which areas around Slough do you cover?
We cover Slough town and the surrounding SL postcodes, including Chalvey, Cippenham, Langley, Upton, Wexham and the town-centre flats around Horlicks Quarter and Stoke Gardens. If you are not sure your postcode is on the round, ring the office and ask.
Will hard water marks come off the oven door glass?
Mostly, yes. Slough has hard water from the chalk, supplied by Affinity Water, so oven door glass scales up with a white film. We take that off as part of the clean, which leaves the glass far clearer than a wipe-down at home ever manages.
Do I need to be in while you clean the oven?
Someone needs to let us in and be there at the end to look the oven over and pay, but you do not have to stand over us. Most people get on with their day in another room while we work.
Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?
Our re-clean guarantee is for end of tenancy cleans only, so oven cleaning is not covered. If something concerns you, tell the cleaner before they leave or ring the office on 0333 555 2076.
How do I book and pay?
Ring 0333 555 2076 or email office@monstercleaning.com with your postcode and what you need cleaning. We give you a flat price and a two-hour arrival window.