Oven Cleaning Glastonbury
Oven Cleaning in Glastonbury? Or Oven Cleaning in Street? Struggling to find someone to clean your oven, range cooker or AGA Cooker in Glastonbury? Then look no further. OvenGleamers have been providing an oven cleaning service in Glastonbury and surrounding areas such as Street for over 8 years and will gladly make an appointment to come and clean your cooker, oven, hob, extractor or microwave. We started our company in Taunton in April 2004 and have been providing our oven cleaning service in Somerset and surrounding counties since then. So if you are looking for an oven cleaner in Glastonbury or Street then give us a ring. We also clean Range cookers of any size and AGA and Rayburns too and are recommended by Spillers of Chard. Call today on 0800 45 82 357 for your free quote and easy booking system. We offer immediate bookings with fixed appointment times. Our Operative will come to your home in Glastonbury and follow our 18 step process to cleaning your oven. We use organic based cleaning products within your home that are odour free and safe for children and pets. We believe that we are the only oven cleaning specialists in Taunton that operate this eco-friendly oven cleaning process. Once cleaned your oven is ready to use straight away – be warned though – many clients find the oven has come up so gleaming and clean that they don’t want to get it dirty again! Call today on 0800 45 82 357 to book your oven clean – we cover the whole of Taunton and the surrounding villages without applying any additional travelling charges. The majority of our work is in the domestic homes in Glastonbury but if you run a commercial kitchen in the Glastonbury area and would like a Range/Cooker or your extractor filters cleaned then please call us on 0800 45 82 357 to book your Commercial Kitchen Assessment. |
 Approaching the summit of Glastonbury Tor, with the ruined (and restored) St Michael’s church tower (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
View from Glastonbury Tor, c2000 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The final part of the walk up the 518 foot high Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury, Somerset. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
