community involvement
Butler’s Collision is a family owned collision repair shop in Roseville, Michigan, with deep roots in Macomb County. Since 1979, our team has believed that being part of the community means more than repairing vehicles. It means showing up when reliable transportation, local support, and trust matter most.
- Serving Macomb County Since 1979 • Family Owned and Operated • I CAR Gold Class Certified • Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Giving Back To The Community
Butler’s Collision has proudly participated in community focused programs that support local families, first responders, and organizations throughout Macomb County.
Through partnerships with Farmers Insurance, the National Auto Body Council, local nonprofits, collision industry suppliers, and community supporters, our team has helped provide dependable transportation and hands on emergency response training.
These efforts reflect what we believe collision repair can be at its best: technical skill used in service of people.
Butler’s Collision & NABC Recycled Rides®
The NABC Recycled Rides® program brings together collision repair businesses, insurance providers, parts suppliers, and community organizations to repair and donate vehicles to people who need dependable transportation.
Butler’s Collision participated in the program by helping restore a donated 2014 Nissan Altima for a local recipient, using its repair experience to help make the vehicle safe, reliable, and ready for everyday use.
Reliable transportation can make a meaningful difference in someone’s ability to work, care for family, attend appointments, and manage daily responsibilities.
Butler’s involvement with the National Auto Body Council also extends beyond individual community events. Roy Schnepper, president of Butler’s Collision, serves on the NABC Board of Directors, supporting the organization’s work within the collision repair industry and the communities it serves.
View the National Auto Body Council Leadership Team
Partners Who Help Make Recycled Rides Possible
Community programs like Recycled Rides are made possible through teamwork. Butler’s Collision has worked alongside organizations and partners including:
- National Auto Body Council
- Farmers Insurance
- 1 800 Charity Cars
- Compassion Pregnancy Center
- PPG
- LKQ
- Local vendors and community supporters
Each partner plays a role in helping turn a donated vehicle into dependable transportation for someone who needs it.
First Responder Emergency Extrication Training
Butler’s Collision has also supported local emergency response training by hosting a National Auto Body Council First Responder Emergency Extrication event at its Roseville facility.
More than 25 Detroit area first responders participated in hands on demonstrations involving vehicle glass, airbags, structural materials, and emergency extrication techniques. The training gave local fire and rescue personnel an opportunity to work directly with modern vehicle systems in a controlled setting.
Participants included members of the Roseville and Fraser fire departments. The event helped launch the National Auto Body Council’s fall schedule of first responder training events.
The training was covered by collision industry publications, including CollisionWeek and BodyShop Business.
A Local Shop With Longstanding Roseville Roots
Butler’s Collision has served Roseville and Macomb County since 1979. Over the years, we have repaired vehicles for generations of local families, supported drivers after stressful accidents, and built relationships throughout nearby communities including Fraser, Warren, Clinton Township, St. Clair Shores, Sterling Heights, and Eastpointe.
Our work happens inside the shop, but our reputation is built outside of it through trust, consistency, and the way customers feel when they know someone is helping them through a difficult moment.
Why Community Trust Matters in Collision Repair
Collision repair often happens after something stressful: an accident, insurance claim, lease return issue, broken glass, or unexpected vehicle damage.
That is why trust matters.
When customers choose Butler’s Collision, they are choosing a local team that values:
Clear Communication
We help customers understand the repair process, expected timelines, insurance steps, and next actions.
Safe, Proper Repairs
Our team follows OEM repair procedures whenever applicable and maintains I CAR Gold Class certification.
Local Accountability
We live and work in the same communities we serve, and our reputation matters to us.
Long-Term Relationships
Many customers choose Butler’s Collision because a family member, neighbor, coworker, or friend recommended our shop.
Community, Certifications, and Customer Care
Community involvement and professional repair standards go hand in hand.
Our commitment to proper repairs is reflected through I-CAR Gold Class training, FCA Certified Repair Facility standards, OEM repair procedures, and a lifetime workmanship warranty. These standards help us serve customers with the same care and accountability we bring to our community work.
Visit Butler’s Collision in Roseville, MI
Located on 13 Mile Road in Roseville, Butler’s Collision serves drivers throughout:
- Roseville
- Fraser
- Clinton Township
- Warren
- Clair Shores
- Sterling Heights
- Eastpointe
- Nearby Metro Detroit communities
Our Roseville facility offers convenient access from I 94, Gratiot Avenue, Groesbeck Highway, and surrounding Macomb County traffic corridors.
Common Questions About Butler's Collision Community Involvement
Get answers to common questions about Butler’s Collision’s local roots, community partnerships, and involvement in programs like NABC Recycled Rides®.
How long has Butler’s Collision served Roseville and Macomb County?
Butler’s Collision has served Roseville, MI and surrounding Macomb County communities since 1979.
What is NABC Recycled Rides®?
NABC Recycled Rides® is a community program that brings together collision repair shops, insurance companies, suppliers, and nonprofits to repair and donate vehicles to people in need.
Has Butler’s Collision participated in Recycled Rides?
Yes. Butler’s Collision has participated in Recycled Rides by helping restore a donated vehicle for a local recipient through community and industry partnerships.
Has Butler’s Collision supported first responder training?
Yes. Butler’s Collision hosted a National Auto Body Council First Responder Emergency Extrication training event at its Roseville facility for more than 25 Detroit area first responders.
Why does community involvement matter for a collision repair shop?
Collision repair is built on trust. Community involvement shows that a shop is locally accountable, service minded, and committed to helping people beyond the repair process.