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.
I'm a full-time college student, but hardware isn't something I dabble in on the side, it's what I've been good at since before I could drive. Every machine that leaves my hands gets benchmarked first, and I've already delivered builds for multiple business owners who came back for more. I'm working toward CompTIA A+ now to put a credential behind it too.
When you call, you're talking to me, not a ticket queue or a rotating cast of reps. I answer the phone, I build the machine, and if something's off afterward, I'm the one who fixes it. On-site locally if you want to meet me, or shipped anywhere in the US if that's easier.
Corsa means race in Italian, a nod to the speed in my work and the sheer amount of performance produced from my machines.
The short version of the things people usually want to know. Anything not here, ask directly on the consult call.
Yes, and that's by design. CorsaWorks LLC is a registered Connecticut business, but every build still gets my direct, personal attention start to finish, no handoff between a salesperson and whoever actually does the work. If something needs fixing, you're calling the person who already knows your machine.
Every machine gets benchmarked before it leaves my hands, and I'm working toward CompTIA A+ to back it up on paper. I've already delivered workstations for multiple business owners who came back for more. Got more questions? Ask me directly on the consult call.
A big-box machine is built for an average buyer, not you. I spec every part around exactly what you run, whether that's Revit and SolidWorks at the office or the game you want at 4K at home. A factory built theirs. I build yours.
No. Every quote is broken into hardware, priced at cost, and a separate build & install fee for the labor: sourcing, assembly, burn-in testing, and setup. Two numbers, never one bundled price. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Not yet. Right now, Care Plans are strictly hardware: diagnostics, drivers, firmware, and performance. Software support may get added down the line, but for now that stays with your vendor or in-house IT. If it's the machine underneath the software acting up, that's exactly what I'm for.
In-person installs and Care Plan visits cover roughly a 30-mile radius around Fairfield County, CT. Outside that, I'll build, burn-in test, and ship the machine to you anywhere in the US for a delivery fee based on distance and box size, setup on your end is just plugging in a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
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.
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.
Grab a 15-minute slot, no pressure, no obligation.
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.