Oven Cleaning Cost in Dublin (2026)

Oven cleaning cost in Dublin is set by the type of oven first, then by how much carbon has built up and whether the hob and extractor are included. Most Dublin specialists publish fixed prices for a single oven, a double oven and a range cooker. Below, Bark’s 2026 averages sit beside the prices five Dublin oven specialists publish and our own list.

How much does oven cleaning cost in Dublin?

A single oven costs about €65 to €95 to clean professionally in Dublin, and a double oven about €95 to €120. Range cookers start around €145 to €150. Bark’s 2026 national averages, before VAT, are €70 for a single oven, €110 for a double and €145 for a range cooker.

The low end of the Dublin range is a starting price for an oven in fair condition. A single oven that has not been cleaned in years can take as long as a double. Our oven cleaning service in Dublin confirms the fixed price from a photo of the inside of the oven and the door glass.

What do Dublin oven cleaning companies charge?

Published Dublin prices for a single oven start between €65 and €95. Every company we checked publishes a single-oven figure, but few say whether VAT is included. The spread reflects what each price covers, from the oven only to a package with racks, hob and extractor.

Oven Cleaning Dublin lists its northside service from €65 for a single oven and €95 for a double. Dublin Oven Clean charges €80 for a single oven, €120 for a double and from €150 for a range cooker, the same across Dublin. About Time Cleaning starts at €90 for a single oven, though its own FAQ also quotes “from €75”.

Shining Oven publishes the fullest list. Its regular prices are €95 for a single oven with two racks, €115 for a double and €105 to €150 for range cookers with one to three cavities. Members pay less, from €72 for a single oven.

Real jobs land in the same band. On Airtasker, a dirty single oven in Portmarnock was agreed at €75 in September 2025. A single oven in Cardiffsbridge went for €80 in December 2022.

How much do the hob, extractor and racks add?

A hob adds about €15 to €40 and an extractor fan about €35, depending on the company. Shining Oven’s regular prices are €15 for a ceramic hob, €25 for an electric hob with plates and €40 for a gas hob up to 80 cm. Its extractor fan clean is €35.

Packages often work out cheaper than adding items one by one. Shining Oven sells a single oven, hob and extractor package for €150, against €95 for the oven alone. Its double oven package is €165 and its range package €190.

Racks and trays are normally included in the oven price. Many specialists soak them in a heated dip tank while they work on the inside of the oven. Shining Oven’s single-oven price includes two racks and its double-oven price three.

How much does range cooker and AGA cleaning cost?

Range cookers cost about €105 to €150 to clean in Dublin, and AGAs about €140 to €165. Bark’s national average for a range cooker is €145 before VAT. Dublin Oven Clean starts range cookers at €150, which covers AGA, Rayburn and other range models.

Shining Oven prices range cookers by cavity: €105 for one, €140 for two and €150 for three, at regular prices. Its AGA prices are €140 for two ovens, €155 for three and €165 for four. A range hob and griddle add time because of the number of burners and pan supports.

Dublin Cleaners charges from €150 for a range cooker. For an AGA, send photos of each oven and the hotplate lids, because cast-iron ovens are cleaned differently from enamel ones.

Do self-cleaning ovens still need a professional clean?

Yes, but only some parts of them. Catalytic and pyrolytic ovens clean their cavities with heat, yet the door glass, racks, seals and hob still get dirty. The catalytic liners themselves must not be scrubbed or sprayed, so the cleaner has to know which type you own.

AEG’s Irish support page says catalytic liners absorb grease that loosens when the oven reaches 250°C. It warns never to put cleaning detergent on the liners, and that oven sprays, abrasive products and soap damage the catalytic surface. Parts of the oven without the liner can be cleaned with oven cleaner and warm water.

Pyrolytic ovens burn residue to ash. Bosch says its pyrolytic cycle reaches 485°C and is meant for a deep clean every 6 to 12 months, not routine use. Tell your oven cleaner which type you have, so the quote and products match.

Is oven cleaning cheaper as part of a deep clean?

Often, yes. Some Dublin cleaning companies sell the oven as an add-on to a full clean, at a lower price than a standalone visit. Ecoleen, for example, adds a single oven for €56.75 and a double for €79.45, VAT included, but only when booked with a full deep clean.

Bark’s averages tell the same story from the other side. A standalone single oven costs €70 before VAT, while the same oven bundled into a deep cleaning visit avoids a second call-out. If the whole kitchen needs work, one booking is usually cheaper than two.

The same applies when moving out. A heavily used oven is often the longest single job in an end of tenancy clean. Our guide to end of tenancy cleaning costs shows how the oven fits into the full price.

Do oven cleaning prices include VAT?

That varies from firm to firm. Revenue puts cleaning and maintenance in the reduced VAT band, so the difference is 13.5%. Bark’s oven averages exclude VAT. Of the Dublin companies we checked, only Ecoleen said its oven prices include VAT.

A single oven quoted at €80 “plus VAT” by a registered company costs about €91. Small oven cleaners who are not VAT registered charge none. When comparing an oven specialist with a general cleaning company, ask both for the final total.

Our oven prices of €75, €110 and €150 are the full amount payable.

How long does professional oven cleaning take?

A single oven usually takes two to three hours from start to finish. Dublin Oven Clean lists an average job time of 2 to 3 hours. Airtasker’s oven cleaning guide allows 1 to 2 hours for the task, depending on size and condition.

Most of that time is soaking and scraping. Carbon on the door glass and the oven floor takes the longest, and racks need time in a soak. A double oven or range cooker can take most of a morning.

Clear the hob and the area in front of the oven before the cleaner arrives, and make sure there is access to a sink and water. Airtasker’s guide also suggests being home to let the cleaner in.

How to get an accurate oven cleaning quote

Send three photos: the inside of the oven with the door open, the inside of the door glass, and the hob. Say the make and model if you know it, and whether the oven is catalytic or pyrolytic. With those, a Dublin oven cleaner can usually confirm a fixed price before booking.

Ask what is included: racks and trays, the hob, the extractor and its filters. Ask whether the price includes VAT. Then compare like with like, because a €65 oven-only price and a €150 oven, hob and extractor package are different jobs.