Gulf Al-Arab Company provides hourly maids in Al-Faisaliyah, Jeddah for cleaning and tidying visits in apartments and villas. The most booked visit lasts 4 hours and starts from SAR 138 for one maid, with shorter and longer visits for smaller or bigger homes. Our driver brings her to your building for a morning or evening slot and picks her up after the last hour. To book, phone or WhatsApp 0561940026 and just tell us the district and how many rooms you have.
Al-Faisaliyah in six lines
- Quickest option: a two-hour reset starting at SAR 92
- Standard visit: 4 hours from SAR 138
- Same day every week: four 4-hour visits a month, SAR 468 for all four
- Time slots: Morning or evening; evenings suit people back from work
- Extra hour: From SAR 52 when you need more time
- Booking: Call or WhatsApp 0561940026
Who books hourly maids in Al-Faisaliyah?
Mostly small families and working couples living in apartments, who prefer a fixed weekly visit to a live-in helper. Al-Faisaliyah is a central Jeddah district close to Tahlia Street. Much of the housing is mid-size apartment buildings rented by professionals and young families, with villas for households that need more space. That mix shapes demand: a two-bedroom flat is fine with a short visit, while a two-storey villa needs a longer working block or two maids.
If you are new to the terms, an “hourly maid” or “part-time maid” in Saudi Arabia simply means a cleaner who turns up for the hours you reserved and heads off once they are done. There is no spare room to give up, no visa paperwork in your name and no year-long contract. You choose the hours and the slot, a trained and legally employed maid arrives, works on the agreed tasks, and goes. For anyone who spends the week at the office, that means coming home to a tidy flat instead of losing the weekend to mopping and laundry.
A third group we see often: residents of furnished flats who host family at the weekend so they reserve a visit on Thursday to get the flat ready and another on Saturday to put it back in order. People moving between buildings when a lease ends also book a pre-move-in clean of the new flat before the furniture goes in, which needs a longer visit or two maids.
Hourly maid prices in Al-Faisaliyah, Jeddah
These are the options Al-Faisaliyah households book most. Treat each figure as the floor: longer visits, bigger homes, a second maid or a different slot push it up:
| Visit type | Details | From (SAR) |
|---|---|---|
| Two hours | Fast tidy of a small flat, or just kitchen and bathroom | 92 |
| Four hours, one maid | Covers most two- and three-bedroom Al-Faisaliyah flats | 138 |
| 5-hour visit | Larger flat, or extra tasks such as ironing | 182 |
| Each additional hour | Tack it on if the list runs long | 52 |
| Weekly subscription, 4 visits | Four hours on the weekday you choose | 468 |
| Twice-weekly subscription, 8 visits | Four hours each, popular with young families | 885 |
Billing begins at your front door; the drive across Jeddah to Al-Faisaliyah is on us. A weekly plan brings each visit below the single-visit price: SAR 468 for four visits works out at about SAR 117 per visit. The twice-a-week plan suits families with small children or couples who both work full time.
What sets the final amount?
Length of visit matters most, followed by whether you want one maid or two, how big and how dusty the home is, and when the visit happens. Friday and public-holiday visits, and any evening surcharge, are confirmed when you book. Anything missing from the table? Ask us its price over WhatsApp.
How many hours does your Al-Faisaliyah home need?
The table below is a guide for a lived-in home in normal condition, so you can pick a length before you message us:
| Home type | Suggested length | Note |
|---|---|---|
| One-bedroom flat | 2 to 4 hours | Two hours covers kitchen, bathroom and floors |
| Two-bedroom flat | 4 hours | Rooms, kitchen, two bathrooms and folding laundry |
| Three bedrooms or more | 5 to 6 hours | Or 4 hours weekly if you keep on top of it |
| Two-storey villa | 8 hours or two maids | Splitting floors between two maids saves time |
| Flat before moving in | 8 hours or two maids | Construction dust, windows and inside the kitchen units |
The rule of thumb we give residents: with a weekly visit the work never piles up, so a shorter booking is enough. The first visit after a long gap needs more time because the maid starts from scratch — dusty shelves, kitchen grease and floors that have not had a proper mop in a while.
Want a slot in Al-Faisaliyah this week? Send us the number of rooms and the time that suits you, and we will reply with availability and the price.
What an hourly maid does in your home
The maid handles indoor cleaning and tidying, and you set the priorities in the first fifteen minutes of the visit. These are the tasks residents ask for most:
Kitchen
Dishes done, worktops and cupboard doors wiped, hob and sink scrubbed, everything back in its drawer.
Bathrooms
Basin, toilet, tiles, mirrors and floor, plus fresh towels.
Bedrooms and lounge
Making beds, dusting, sweeping and mopping, clearing clutter.
Laundry and ironing
Loads washed and pegged out, then folded, pressed and returned to the wardrobe.
Windows, inside
Glass, frames and glass doors from inside the flat.
Hosting
Preparing the majlis before guests and clearing up and washing serveware afterwards.
Outside the scope
She will not prepare full meals, will not be left alone to mind a child or an elderly parent, will not climb to clean the building’s outside walls or other risky heights, and will not shift heavy furniture. Please have a woman from the family at home for the duration.
Fridge cleaning as part of an hourly visit
Yes, cleaning the inside of the fridge can be part of the visit, and a family-size fridge usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. In busy professionals’ flats the fridge fills up fast with leftovers and forgotten vegetables, so a clear-out every two weeks becomes a habit people appreciate.
How the maid goes about it: she empties the fridge one shelf at a time onto the counter, checks with you what is past its date and should go, removes the shelves and drawers and gives them a warm, gentle wash, wipes the inner walls and the rubber door seals where crumbs collect, then puts everything back in groups — dairy together, vegetables in the crisper, sauces in the door.
A tip that saves visit time
Book the fridge clean close to your weekly grocery run, when it is nearly empty. Emptying and re-stocking take less time, and the remaining hours go to other jobs.
Ironing work shirts and clothes in Al-Faisaliyah
Ironing is one of the most common requests from working residents — office shirts, thobes and abayas. You can set aside an hour or two of the visit purely for ironing, or make it the last task after the cleaning.
What helps the maid get through more pieces: clothes already washed and dried, an ironing board and a steam iron that works properly, and enough hangers. Put a note on delicate items such as silk or embroidered fabrics, or keep them for the dry cleaner if you prefer. In one hour a maid usually gets through a good stack of shirts; the exact number depends on the fabric and how creased they are.
Evening visits after work: how to plan them
Evening slots suit most working residents of Al-Faisaliyah because you are at home and can explain what you want in person. We run a morning slot and an evening slot, the arrival time is agreed when you book, and your paid time starts only once she is inside the flat.
- If both partners are at work in the morning, the evening slot makes it easier to have an adult woman of the household present.
- The morning slot suits people who work from home, or a mother who wants the visit wrapped up before the school run.
- Any evening surcharge, and Friday or holiday visits, are confirmed when you book.
- Changing the time or the maid is arranged on WhatsApp, giving us enough notice before the visit.
A weekly plan for a small family flat
If you take a weekly plan, you get more out of it by spreading the big jobs across the month instead of asking for everything every time. Here is a practical example for a two-bedroom flat:
- Week 1: general clean of rooms, kitchen and bathrooms, plus the inside of the fridge.
- Week 2: general clean, plus washing and changing the bed linen and ironing the week’s clothes.
- Week 3: general clean, plus inside window glass and wiping doors and handles.
- Week 4: general clean, plus sorting kitchen cupboards or one wardrobe.
With that rotation the flat stays clean all month and you never need an exhausting marathon visit. Households with children or frequent guests often choose the twice-weekly plan: one visit for the general clean and one for laundry and ironing.
Before the maid arrives: what to prepare
A little preparation means all four hours go on work rather than hunting for things. Most Al-Faisaliyah buildings have lifts and a building guard, but some need a clearly written flat number or a call on arrival, so send us a short description of the entrance with your location.
- Put personal items, important papers and jewellery together in one closed place before the visit.
- Show where the vacuum cleaner, ironing board and laundry baskets are if she will use them.
- Write down your top three tasks; if time runs short, the most important ones get done first.
- If there is a pet or a room you would rather she did not enter, say so at the start.
- Open a window or switch on the air conditioning depending on the weather; cleaning a hot, closed flat slows everything down.
At the end, take five minutes to walk round with the maid. Anything unfinished can either become an extra hour (from SAR 52) or go to the top of next week’s list.
Hourly visits or a live-in maid: what suits Al-Faisaliyah flats?
Each option has its place, but most flats in the district do not need a live-in maid. Live-in help means a spare room, a recruitment process, a fixed monthly salary and full sponsorship responsibilities for the length of the contract, even in weeks when you do not need her. With hourly visits you pay only for the time you use, step up the visits before Ramadan or when guests come, and scale down in summer if you travel.
That is why a flat with a couple or a family with one or two children is usually fine with one or two visits a week, while a large villa with several children and frequent guests may need three visits a week on the 12-visit plan. We do not provide live-in maids; we work on hours only and help you choose the number of visits that fits your home.
How to book an hourly maid in Al-Faisaliyah
- 1Get in touch Message or ring 0561940026 and say the visit is in Al-Faisaliyah.
- 2Tell us about the place Flat or villa, bedrooms and bathrooms, and what bothers you most right now.
- 3Pick length and slot 2 hours, 4 hours or more; morning or evening; one-off or a plan.
- 4Send the location Building number, floor and flat number so the driver finds you easily.
- 5Welcome the maid Run through priorities at the start, and tell us afterwards if you want the same maid again.
She arrives carrying the essential cleaning kit; as for detergents, we settle that at booking — ours or the brands you keep at home. Liked the maid? Ask for her by name next time and she is yours whenever her rota allows.
Our maids: nationalities, training and conduct
Our team includes women from Kenya, Uganda and other African countries, plus maids from Bangladesh; we tell you who is free on your date when you book. All of them hold a valid iqama through a legal employer, have been trained to clean homes, and wear a modest work uniform.
We make sure each maid knows the limits of the job: she does not open private cupboards unless asked, does not use strong products on marble or wood without checking, and sticks to the agreed tasks. If anything was not to your liking, tell us on WhatsApp so it is taken into account next time.
Why book a legally employed maid instead of a freelancer?
Because employing an irregular worker exposes the household to heavy penalties. Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Passports has announced that anyone who hires, houses or drives a person violating residency and labour law — and that covers domestic helpers — risks as much as six months behind bars plus a fine reaching SAR 100,000 for each such worker.
Separately, the Domestic Workers Regulation says a family must not hire out its own helper to another household; doing so can cost up to SAR 20,000 or a recruitment ban of as long as three years. So rather than ringing a stranger’s number or taking on someone who has walked away from her employer, use a provider that carries responsibility for the maid’s residency and her transport.
Nearby districts we also cover
We serve Al-Faisaliyah and the surrounding districts of central and north Jeddah. Covering more of the city? See our Jeddah hourly maids company page for the whole of Jeddah, or the list of hourly maid services by type of job.
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