
Deep cleaning
Hot-water extraction and steam at your Sharjah address from AED 549. Everything runs off the van, including the drying, so the building provides nothing.
Can a car deep clean be done at your building in Sharjah?
Yes, the whole job. Apex Core runs car deep cleaning Sharjah bookings at the customer's own building: hot-water extraction for seats and carpets, steam for plastics and vents, odour treatment where it is needed, and forced drying, all powered by the van. From AED 549, taking 2-3 hours, with the price fixed on WhatsApp and your slot confirmed when you book.
The order matters more than the products. First the cabin is stripped of loose items and vacuumed hard, boot included, because extraction over crumbs makes mud. Then hot-water extraction pulls dissolved dirt up out of the seat foam and carpet pile rather than rubbing it around, while steam handles the surfaces a wet machine should not touch: dash plastics, switchgear, vent slats, seatbelt webbing. Leather gets cleaned and fed with the right Koch Chemie chemistry instead of a shine spray. Last comes drying, which is its own stage rather than an afterthought, since a damp cabin in this climate is how odours start.
Two rules govern the chemistry. Everything that touches fabric or leather is from the Koch Chemie professional line, dosed for the material rather than sprayed from one all-purpose bottle. And nothing aggressive goes where a gentler tool will do: steam sanitises trim without soaking it, and extraction rinses detergent back out of the foam instead of leaving residue that attracts the next round of dirt faster. Child seats and boot liners get pulled, cleaned separately and refitted, because they hide the worst of it.
Because it is 2-3 hours of machine and hand work, not a vacuum with ambitions. The from-price covers the full extraction-and-steam programme on a standard sedan; a seven-seater with a third row sits higher, and heavy pet hair or stain work is quoted honestly up front. Every number is itemised in the written WhatsApp quote, and the price breakdown page shows exactly where the money goes. You pay after the work, by card link or cash, with no deposit and nothing added at the door; the figure agreed in the thread is the figure that settles the job.
Sand, first and always; it works into seat rails and under carpets and no household vacuum gets it back out. Then the biological history of the car: coffee and karak that went dry months ago, sunscreen ground into the driver's bolster, the fine grey film that settles from the vents, and whatever the child seat has been protecting from view. The extraction water tells the story at the end of the job. Clients in Al Khan and Al Majaz towers see it most, because cars that live in shared parking get valeted least.
With the van's own power, which is the part a home attempt cannot copy. After extraction, air movers run through the cabin while surfaces are towelled and dressed, so moisture leaves the foam instead of sitting in it through a humid Sharjah night. The car is comfortably usable the same day. If your bay is underground or shaded, that changes nothing; the process does not borrow the sun. Skipping this stage is the classic failure of cheap interior work: seats that feel fine at handover, then a sour cabin three days later because the foam underneath never dried. It is also why we would rather quote 2-3 hours honestly than pretend the job fits into one.
Most bad smells are dirt, and leave with it. The stubborn ones, old cigarette smoke, milk that found the seat rails, damp that lived too long, need the air itself treated after the surfaces are clean. That is the ozone treatment, an AED 149 add-on that runs in the closed car after the deep clean and deals with the odour at its source rather than perfuming over it. While the interior is freshly extracted is also the moment protection is cheapest to apply: fabric seat protection at AED 129 makes the next spill wipe off instead of soaking in, which for a family car is the best AED 129 on the menu.
A fair question, because they are different products. This page is restoration: the interior has years or one bad event in it, and machines have to pull that out. If the cabin just needs its routine reset, seats wiped, carpets vacuumed, glass done, the lighter interior valet is the right booking and the right money. One honest rule of thumb: if a stain has a story attached, it is a deep clean. If you cannot name the last time the carpets saw a machine, it probably is too. The deep clean is also the interior half of a full detail, if the paint deserves attention on the same day.
Tower districts mostly: Al Majaz, Al Taawun, Al Qasimia and Al Nahda, where the car park bay becomes the work bay. Villa streets in Muwaileh and around University City book after summer road trips, and family cars outnumber everything else. Wherever the pin drops, the visit is arranged in the same WhatsApp thread that serves every area of Dubai, at the same prices. The bookings we remember are the handovers: rental returns racing an inspection, a car being sold this weekend, a cabin that has to survive a mother-in-law's verdict. Interiors carry deadlines more often than paint does.
The cabin is checked with you, cleared and vacuumed hard, boot to dash.
Hot-water extraction through seats and carpets, steam across plastics, vents and trim.
Leather fed, stains worked individually, ozone added if the air needs it.
Air movers finish the job so the cabin goes back to you dry, not damp.
Deep clean questions
It should not stay damp at all. Forced drying is built into the 2-3 hours, and the car is usable the same day. A faint freshness in the cabin overnight is normal; wet seats are not.
Yes. The van brings power and LED lighting, so a basement bay works as well as a driveway. If your building has contractor rules, forward them on WhatsApp and we work within them.
Most do, some only fade. Dye transfer and old burns are permanent, and we say so from the photos rather than after payment. What you get is an honest read before the visit, not a promise chemistry cannot keep.
It is the starting price for a standard sedan. Larger cabins and heavy conditions cost more, and the exact figure is fixed in writing before we drive to Sharjah.
Yes. Pet hair removal is an AED 99 add-on because it genuinely takes dedicated tools and time, and ozone odour removal is AED 149 after the clean itself.
We run 9am to 10pm, seven days. Sharjah is booked by confirmed slot: you pick a time in the thread, we confirm it in writing, and that is the arrangement.
From AED 549 at your Sharjah building, 2-3 hours, dried and done. Photos in, fixed price out.