CorsaWorks builds and maintains workstations tuned to the exact software your firm runs (Revit, SolidWorks, Premiere, AutoCAD), so your team stops waiting on machines and starts billing.
No industry study needed. Just what happens once you add up the waiting.
Every build is spec'd around the software your team opens every day, not a generic office configuration.
See the full price breakdown: hardware cost vs. build fee, for every tier →
Add monitors, a keyboard, and a mouse to any build, and the whole desk shows up ready to work, matched to the machine and set up on-site. Same option whether it's a new seat at the firm or a home office.
Single, dual, or multi-monitor arrays sized to the software you're running: color-accurate panels for design work, higher refresh for anything real-time.
Reliable, comfortable peripherals matched to daily use, from a quiet office-friendly set to something built for long sessions at a home desk.
Cabling, mounting, and configuration handled on-site, so the machine and everything around it is ready the moment you sit down.
Bundled in with any build tier above or added on its own for an existing machine. Priced alongside your build during the consult, based on exactly what the desk needs, whether that's an engineering firm rolling out new seats or a home PC setup.
The build is one call. The retainer is the relationship: someone who already knows your setup when something breaks.
Care Plans cover the machine: hardware diagnostics, drivers, firmware, and performance. They're not support for the CAD, engineering, or creative software your team runs (Revit, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc.), which stays with your software vendor or in-house IT.
The things people usually want to know before booking a build.
A pre-built is spec'd for a generic buyer. Every CorsaWorks build is spec'd around the specific software your team runs, like Revit, SolidWorks, Premiere, or AutoCAD, so you're not overpaying for specs you don't use or underpowered on the ones you do.
No. Every quote is broken into hardware (priced at cost, plus a disclosed sourcing fee) and a separate build & install fee for the labor: sourcing, assembly, burn-in testing, and setup. See the full pricing page for the exact breakdown on every tier.
The build is a single project: your machine, spec'd and delivered. A Care Plan is an ongoing retainer, with regular check-ins, remote hardware diagnostics, and driver/firmware updates, so the machine stays tuned long after it's delivered.
No. Care Plans cover the machine itself: hardware health, drivers, firmware, and performance. I'm not a Revit, AutoCAD, or SolidWorks support desk, and I won't pretend to be one. If the problem is the software, that's your vendor or IT support's territory; if it's the machine underneath it, that's mine.
Most single builds are delivered within 1–2 weeks of approving a quote, depending on parts availability. Fleet Deployments are scheduled around your business hours and quoted with a specific timeline upfront.
For now, on-site visits and Care Plan retainers are limited to roughly a 30-mile radius from Fairfield County, CT. Reach out anyway if you're just outside that range; the radius grows as the business does.
For the first 30 days, I'll personally troubleshoot the issue at no charge to see if it can be fixed. If a part actually needs replacing, that's covered if you're on a Care Plan. Without one, replacement parts are billed at cost.
It's a fair question. The honest case: every build delivered so far has been benchmarked before handoff, CompTIA A+ (the industry-standard hardware certification) is in progress, and every build gets 30 days of hands-on troubleshooting from me if anything's off. More than that, you're one call away from the person who actually built your machine, not a rotating help desk reading from a script.
Click "Book a Call" anywhere on the site to grab a free consult slot. We talk through your software, workload, and budget, you get an itemized quote within 24 hours, and a deposit locks your build date. Full walkthrough on the pricing page.
Yes. That's the Fleet Deployment tier: a standardized configuration across your firm, volume parts sourcing, and a coordinated on-site rollout scheduled around your business hours.
I started CorsaWorks around one simple idea: build machines the way I'd want to buy them, and treat every client like the only one I have. Computers have always been where my specialty lives, not just putting parts together, but understanding exactly what a machine needs to do and building it to actually do that. Customer satisfaction isn't a footnote here; it's the whole reason the business exists.
Fair question for a 19-year-old founder. Here's the honest answer: I'm a full-time student at Sacred Heart University, but hardware is where I actually specialize, not a side interest. I've built and tuned machines for years, from motorcycles to computers, and every rig this business has delivered has been benchmarked before it left my hands. I've already planned out and finalized workstations for 3+ business owners. I'm currently working toward CompTIA A+, the industry-standard hardware certification, to back that experience with a formal credential.
You get rapid help across the board through my locality. You get an actual face to talk to instead of a rotating cast of reps reading from a script, and a personable guy who genuinely cares about the customer in every part of the process.
Corsa means race in Italian, a nod to the speed in my work and the sheer amount of performance produced from my machines.
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Software, workload, seat count, budget range.
Hardware and build fee, broken out, within 24 hours.
Build starts once you approve, nothing before that.
Every build and every retainer call goes straight through Marco. No support ticket, no hand-off.