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Scott’s the first face most people see at Butch’s, and he keeps the front desk running as smoothly as the shop floor. A walking encyclopedia of horror flicks (the cheesier the better), he’s quick with a grin, a bad movie quote, and the right advice to keep your car rolling.
TJ jumped into the trade early, finishing his first year of mechanic training while still in grade 12. Now this Level 1 apprentice is building his skills every day in the shop, eager to turn his passion for cars into a long career under the hood.
Justin’s already on his way up, working toward his Red Seal as a Level 3 apprentice. He’s as comfortable with a torque wrench as he is with a golf club, always chasing that perfect swing, whether it’s on the green or tightening bolts in the bay.
Ben’s the kind of tech who lives and breathes cars, even his weekends are spent wrenching on his own collection of old rides. A Red Seal Mechanic with a sharp eye and steady hands, he knows how to keep classics alive and daily drivers dependable.
Josh is the guy who makes impossible builds look easy. As Head Technician and a Level 4 powerhouse, he thrives on fabricating and wiring everything from cars to ATVs to trailers. If it’s got wheels, Josh can make it run smoother, faster, and better than before.
Daniel grew up with grease on his hands and a love for engines in his blood. Now the owner of Butch’s Automotive, he’s a Red Seal Mechanic who can talk shop all day, especially if it involves hot rods or the perfect custom exhaust note. When he’s not at the shop, you’ll find him cranking tunes…anything but opera.