[Steven Butler]

Question to people with experience of both carpet cleaning & oven cleaning.
Which one do you find there is more work available? And which one do you thing is more profitable?

[jim mca]

Depends on what you are planning to charge and how quick you can do a good job for me its defo carpets

[Bill1903]

If you are looking to clean ovens without taking the doors off or using a diptank then i think carpet cleaning is for you.

[Steven Butler]

Bill, im not intending to clean ovens without a diptank or removing doors.  I asked the question out of interest.

[Mike Halliday]

Oven cleaning £25ish an hour,  carpet cleaning £70ish an hour

No comparison

I think the market size is the same, if they will pay someone to clean their oven they will pay someone to clean their carpets, and visa-versa

[Roger Oakley]

Question to people with experience of both carpet cleaning & oven cleaning.
Which one do you find there is more work available? And which one do you thing is more profitable?

As Harry Hill would say, "only way to tell is......FIGHT" sorry couldn't resist 

[Phil @ Extreme Clean]

£70 per hour you mite earn that but prob 90% don't. I reckon as it is at the moment oven cleaning not a lot out there compared to carpet cleaners.

[TN Cleaning Services Ltd]

Commercial kitchen cleaning is worth more than commercial carpets.

[dustee]

oven cleaning    carpet cleaners are 10 a penny IE one on evey corner plying for trade

[Katy Radcliffe]

Dustee, are you cleaning ovens yet?

[dustee]

Hi Katy, yes slowly but surely
looking at buying a diptank but right now its not viable unless it realy takes off