About Me
Meet the Wonder Worker
My name is Stephen Linson and I am the Owner, Wonder Worker, and the man behind the brand! Having 3 years of previous home service history with Killingsworth Environmental, I know from experience what it means to hire someone to come to your home and provide you with a quality service. In todays world, there is a lot to consider and value with hiring a professional. I choose to run my business based on the principles of integrity, genuine care, do the job right, and a personal touch that will have you wanting me to come back!
Aviation Career
I started Wonder Wash out of necessity and personal goal setting for myself. Like everything in this world, it costs money to do things, including going back to school. Outside of pressure washing, I have the dream to be a professional pilot. Student loans are hard to come by, scholarships and grants are far and few between. The training is special, technical and an investment. So I resorted to what I know best: working hard, doing honest work, and helping people on life's journey. So, let me help you with home cleaning, and you help me pay for school and achieve my dreams in the sky!
Currently, I am a Commercial rated Pilot based out of Goose Creek Airpark. I am currently working on my Multi Engine rating and Certified Flight Instructor rating!
Future Wonder Wash
Since my start in 2021, my simple idea of a way to make money for school has developed into an interest in long standing business. Given what I have learned, I would like to expand Wonder Wash into a local business for Charlotte! It is more than a goal; it's a passion project. I'm excited about the prospect of creating job opportunities for likeminded individuals in the community and fostering a business dedicated to delivering top-notch and personal cleaning service. Providing an exceptional experience for future customers is at the heart of this endeavor, and I can't wait to see what God does for Wonder Wash's growth.
I still plan to fly professionally, but there's something special here I feel as though I am supposed to continue.