The kitchen is usually the room that needs the most work and gets the least time in a rushed clean, because grease builds up in places a quick wipe never reaches. A proper kitchen clean covers the hob down to the burner rings and control knobs, the inside of the oven, and the extractor filter, which collects more grease than most people realise until it’s actually cleaned.
Worktops, splashbacks and the sink get degreased and sanitised rather than just wiped, and cupboard fronts and door handles are included, since they’re touched constantly but rarely cleaned properly. Where it’s safe to move them, appliances get pulled out so the floor and skirting behind them actually get done instead of cleaned around.
This can be booked as a one-off, added onto a regular visit when the kitchen needs extra attention, or included as part of an end of tenancy clean. From £45 for a standalone kitchen clean, depending on how built-up the grease is and the size of the kitchen.