Butler's Collision

05/06/2026

On May 6, 1979 Butler's Collision officially open it's doors. Wow it has been 47 years. As the owners of Butler's Collision my wife, Roseanna Schnepper and myself are extremely grateful for our very loyal customer base. We have worked hard to provide great personal service with professional results.

It takes a great team of people to make that happen and over 47 years we have been blessed by some very dedicated individuals. I need to thank a few of them because they played a big role in our success. David Hartley came to work for us around 1980 and worked for us for over 40+ years before he retired. I could write pages about Dave and the value he brought to our business but that would not be enough, he was also a great person outside of an employee.
Another employee is Tim Kauffman. Tim has been with us for close to 30 years. He is such a hard worker and an example to others in our shop on what a good work ethic is. Tim's son Jonathan has joined our team a few years back and shares some of his dad's attributes.
There is one more that deserves a shout out and that is our son Daniel Schnepper. He started working at the shop while in high school keeping the shop clean and cleaning and detailing cars and 25+ years later he is the GM of Butler's Collision. He learned the business by working in every aspect of the shop. He has done all the training and truly has a desire to make sure the cars we fix are fixed properly. He is my right hand and I would be loss without him.

The rest of our staff is also wonderful. From Bonnie and Josiah in the front office, Michael and Brooklynn in the paint shop, and Jeff, Ethan and Roan taken care of parts and keeping the shop clean.

On behalf of Roseanna and I thank you to our customers and staff for the 47 years of support.

Roy Schnepper
President
Butler's Collision

07/22/2024

08/14/2023

We would like to share with all of you of a job opportunity the we have at Butler’s Collision.
We are looking for an Estimator. Good pay and benefits. Please reach out to us at 586.775.5750.

07/04/2023

Wishing all our customers a fun-filled Independence Day!

We will be closed for the holiday.

Here are some safe driving tips for the 4th from safetyandhealthmagazine.com:

1. Buckle up: Lack of seat belt use is a top cause of fatalities in crashes.

2. Designate a sober driver or arrange alternate transportation: Data shows that 39% of fatalities that occur during the Fourth of July holiday period involve an alcohol-impaired driver – one of the highest percentages among all of the major holidays.

3. Don’t drive when you’re tired: Make sure you’re well-rested before hitting the road.

4. Slow down: Speeding was a factor in 29% of all traffic deaths in 2021.

5. Check your vehicle: Before heading out, check the oil and tire pressure, and visit ChecktoProtect.org to see if your vehicle has an open recall.

6. Look before you lock: Kids being left in hot cars is still the leading cause of non-crash motor vehicle-related death for children.

06/29/2023

Driving Safety and Alzheimer's Disease: What you need to know when caring for loved ones.

Visit the article below for more information.

www.nia.nih.gov/health/driving-safety-and-alzheimers-disease

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Recognize signs that someone with Alzheimer's should stop driving and learn what to do when driving becomes unsafe.

06/27/2023

Thank you for supporting our business through the years! We promise to continue providing dependable vehicle repairs and friendly customer service to you and your loved ones.

06/22/2023

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recalled 979,000 vehicles last week for head restraint instruction issues, crankshaft failure issues, and potential engine failure issues, depending on the make and model.

Is your vehicle one of them? Learn more in the article below. You’ll also find links to check your VIN in the NHTSA database.

More than 979,000 vehicles including Ford expeditions and Ford hybrid vehicles are being recalled. Check all here.

06/20/2023

Sometimes, the repair process is placed on hold while Butler's Collision waits for critical parts or approvals to be received. Once all those necessary items are accounted for, we then schedule your vehicle back into the production process to continue with repairs.

As always, your point person will keep you updated on any changes.

For more status update explanations, check out the video below from Society of Collision Repair Specialists:

https://youtu.be/C2xuEi1k4TE

When your vehicle is in for repairs, your collision repair facility is going to communicate important milestones with you along the way to keep you up to day...

06/15/2023

We appreciate our customers! Thank you for leaving a review so even more people can discover our quality repairs, friendly customer service, and insurance claim expertise.

Does your vehicle need collision repairs? Start your free estimate here: www.butlerscollision.com

06/13/2023

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06/08/2023

During the early steps of the collision repair process, Butler's Collision identifies the safety systems and features on your vehicle to see what was disrupted during the accident. From there, our collision repair specialists ensure all those features are reestablished, calibrated, and tested to make sure they are operating properly.

To learn more about ADAS calibration, check out the video from Society of Collision Repair Specialists below:

https://youtu.be/koTt7yQYo3g

When your vehicle is in for repairs, your collision repair facility is going to communicate important milestones with you along the way to keep you up to day...