Al Majaz curves around Khalid Lagoon along the Buhaira Corniche, and Bayut’s Al Majaz area guide names it the second most popular area for renting apartments in Sharjah, citing its 2025 Sharjah Market Report. With Sharjah’s population at 2,135,888 in the 2025 census, as Khaleej Times reported, demand for help in these flats keeps growing. This apartment cleaning Al Majaz guide covers typical prices by flat size, which service to book, how to get a cleaner into your building and the jobs that matter most in a lagoon side flat.
For most Al Majaz tenants, the decision comes down to three services. A regular visit typically costs AED 30 to 45 per hour, a deep clean AED 300 to 800 for a studio to three bedroom flat, and a move out clean AED 250 to 1,100, each with the price fixed and building access arranged before the day.
Apartment cleaning Al Majaz prices
Al Majaz is part of Sharjah city, so our cleaning services in Sharjah rates apply in Al Majaz 1, 2 and 3. These typical ranges come from our cleaning price calculator; your exact price is fixed before you book.
| Flat | Regular visit | Deep clean | Move out clean |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 2 to 3 hours, typically AED 60 to 135 | Typically AED 300 to 450 | Typically AED 250 to 450 |
| 1 bedroom | About 3 hours, typically AED 90 to 135 | Typically AED 400 to 550 | Typically AED 350 to 600 |
| 2 to 3 bedrooms | 3 to 4 hours, typically AED 90 to 180 | Typically AED 550 to 800 | Typically AED 500 to 1,100 |
| 4 bedrooms | Priced on request after a short call about the layout | ||
Regular visits are charged by the hour, while deep and move out cleans are priced per job. A weekly three hour visit to a one bedroom flat comes to about AED 360 to 540 a month over four visits.
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Which service fits your Al Majaz flat?
- Regular cleaning keeps a lived in flat under control. Our regular cleaning service covers kitchens, bathrooms, dusting and floors weekly or fortnightly.
- Deep cleaning resets the flat every three to six months. The deep cleaning service adds the oven, inside cupboards, descaling and vent fronts.
- Move out cleaning gets an empty flat ready for handover. The end of tenancy cleaning service includes inside every wardrobe and cupboard.
- Moving in. Book a deep clean before your boxes arrive, while cupboards are empty and floors are clear.
Extras such as ironing, changing linen or cleaning inside the fridge can be added at an extra cost, confirmed at booking.
Al Majaz 1, 2 and 3: what changes by building
Bayut describes Al Majaz as three sub-communities with a mix of low, mid and high rise buildings, and flats from studios to four bedrooms. That mix changes how a visit is planned.
| Building type | What to plan for | Tell us when you book |
|---|---|---|
| Waterfront towers | Large windows and balconies, reception or concierge | Visitor registration, service lift rules, balcony size |
| Mid rise blocks | Lift access and parking vary by building | Floor, lift, parking near the entrance |
| Low rise buildings | Some may have a small lift or none | Whether there is a lift, and the floor number |
Bayut also notes that one bedroom flats in Al Majaz usually come with two bathrooms. A second bathroom adds cleaning time, so mention it when you book; it is one reason a one bedroom visit here often needs the full three hours.
Getting a cleaner into your Al Majaz building
A few details shared at booking keep the visit on time.
Reception and visitor rules
Tell us the building name, which Al Majaz (1, 2 or 3) and your flat number, and whether reception needs the cleaner’s name in advance. Some buildings ask residents to register visitors before they arrive.
Parking
Towers have reserved parking for residents, and Bayut warns that visitor parking can be hard to find at weekends. Paid parking at nearby Al Qasba helps. If your building has visitor bays, tell us, and consider a weekday slot.
Lifts, equipment and keys
Deep and move out cleans bring more equipment, so mention any service lift booking. If you will be at work, agree in advance how the team collects and returns keys.
Jobs that matter most in lagoon side flats
Living on the water brings a few jobs that inland flats see less often.
- Windows and balcony doors. Lagoon facing glass picks up a film of dust and humidity. Clean glass, frames and sliding door tracks on every deep clean.
- Balconies. Sand settles on balcony floors and furniture. Sweep and wash them on deep cleans, and wipe railings.
- Bathrooms. Humid air and internal bathrooms can lead to mould on grout and silicone. The US EPA’s guide to mould and moisture explains why keeping surfaces dry matters.
- AC vents and filters. Dust collects on vent fronts and grilles. Wipe them on every deep clean and ask your building about filter servicing.
- Kitchens in older flats. Older extractor hoods and cabinets collect grease. A kitchen degrease is part of every deep clean.
Nearby? Our guides to apartment cleaning in Al Taawun and apartment cleaning in Al Nahda cover the neighbouring districts.
How often to book
- Studio or 1 bedroom, one or two people: fortnightly or weekly regular visits, plus a deep clean every six months.
- 2 to 3 bedrooms, family: weekly visits of 3 to 4 hours, plus a deep clean every three to four months.
- After a sandstorm or before guests: a one off visit or an early deep clean.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a cleaner for 2 hours?
In Al Majaz and the rest of Sharjah, a regular cleaner typically costs AED 30 to 45 per hour, so two hours comes to about AED 60 to 90. Two hours suits a studio or a focused job such as one kitchen and bathroom. A one bedroom flat with two bathrooms usually needs about three hours, as our price calculator shows.
What are the hourly cleaning services available in Sharjah?
Hourly cleaning in Sharjah covers routine upkeep: dusting, wiping the kitchen and hob, cleaning bathrooms, making beds and vacuuming and mopping floors. Visits can be weekly, fortnightly or one off at typically AED 30 to 45 per hour. Our Sharjah cleaning services page lists what each service includes.
What is the 20 minute rule in cleaning?
The 20 minute rule is a household tip: clean in short, focused 20 minute bursts, such as a daily tidy of the kitchen and living room, instead of saving everything for one long session. It keeps a flat manageable between professional visits. Use a timer, pick one zone and stop when it rings.
How do you clean an apartment?
Work from top to bottom and from the cleanest room to the dirtiest: dust high surfaces and vents first, then wipe counters and fittings, then clean the bathrooms and kitchen, and finish with the floors. In lagoon side flats, add glass, balcony doors and tracks. A deep clean every few months covers the jobs a weekly routine misses.
Which company is best for cleaning?
The best cleaning company for you is one that gives a fixed price before booking, vets and trains its cleaners, explains what is and is not included and answers quickly when something goes wrong. Check recent reviews and ask who supplies equipment and materials. Our checklist on how to choose a cleaning company in Sharjah lists the questions to ask.
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