Working at Rocco's: Life as a Collision Repair Professional

Running a collision repair facility is not easy. It takes skill, a unique understanding of the automobile and automotive industry, an ability to interact with auto technicians, vendors and the public, and a personal drive to succeed in the industry.

Here, Joe DiMonte, manager of the Rocco's Blackwood facility, discusses what's important to him, his childhood, his love for cars and his responsibilities at Rocco's Collision.

Pink It Is

Pink it is.

Rocco’s Collision Centers has always prided itself on being the number one repair facility in the Greater Philadelphia Region.  Over the past several years we have invested in our infrastructure, our technology, and our lobbies in an effort to create ideal working environments for our staff and exceptional experiences for our customers. 

What many people don’t know is that we also have a tradition of giving back to our community and the charities and organizations that are important to us. Last year we actively participated in two Toys-for-Tots programs, donated to the Johnnie M. Foundation, donated to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, and hosted a relief effort for victims of Hurricane Sandy.  Giving back is part of our corporate culture.

This year we have decided to try to coax spring into arriving a little early and are committing our brand and resources to going pink. For the next several months we will do our best to support breast cancer awareness. You may see our logo transform to pink, one or two of our vehicles “go pink” and perhaps even a billboard or two dressed in pink.

We hope that by doing our little part we can help those affected by this disease.