Kitchen Extract & Canopy Cleaning in Oxford
TR19 extract cleaning quotes for Oxford and across Oxfordshire, arranged through a specialist provider with a certificate every visit.
Oxford's Covered Market officially opened on 1 November 1774 to designs by John Gwynn, on the north side of the High Street between Cornmarket Street and Turl Street, with Market Street to the north. Oxford City Council owns it, around half of its traders sell food, and butchers there still make Oxford sausage alongside greengrocers, bakeries and Ben's Cookies. Today it offers artisan produce, cafés, bars, gifts and fashion, and the council says footfall has stayed above 2022 and pre-pandemic levels since April 2023.
Market cafés and bakery kitchens open 6 to 12 hours a day usually need an extract clean every 6 months under TR19; a kitchen cooking 12 to 16 hours needs one every 3 months, and one used 2 to 6 hours once a year. Market units are worked before trading starts, and college and city centre kitchens are easiest in the vacations. A specialist provider does the work and issues the certificate. We arrange TR19 extract cleaning quotes across Oxford, from the Covered Market and Cornmarket to the colleges.
What we arrange in Oxford
Quotes for canopy cleaning, full TR19 extract cleaning, ductwork, extract fans and filters, plus inspection reports. Kitchens in Oxford are often cafés — see our cafés page for how often they need cleaning and what the clean should cover.
Nearby areas
Postcode districts: OX1, OX2, OX3, OX4. Fire safety: Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. Food hygiene: Oxford City Council.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a kitchen in Oxford have its extract cleaned?
TR19 Grease sets minimums by daily cooking hours: every three months for 12 to 16 hours a day, every six months for 6 to 12 hours and every twelve months for 2 to 6 hours. The provider confirms the right interval for your kitchen from the grease readings at each visit.
Who carries out the cleaning in Oxford?
We arrange your quote and pass the enquiry to an independent specialist extract cleaning provider covering Oxford and across Oxfordshire. They clean to the TR19 Grease standard and issue the certificate, grease readings and photographs.
Will the certificate satisfy my insurer and the council?
Food hygiene in Oxford is inspected by Oxford City Council, and fire safety falls under Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service. A TR19 certificate with before-and-after photographs and grease readings is the evidence insurers, fire risk assessors and food safety officers ask to see.
Get a Free Thames Valley Kitchen Extract Cleaning Quote
Send us your kitchen details and we'll arrange a tailored, no-obligation quote from a specialist TR19 provider — usually the same day.