CUSTOM BUILD COMPUTERS
Want a computer built exactly the way you want it? We build custom PCs from the ground up — hand-picked parts, assembled and tested in-shop, tailored to what you actually need it to do.
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Whether it's a high-end gaming rig, a professional workstation, or a fast and reliable machine for everyday use, we'll help you pick the right components and put it all together. No bloatware, no compromises, no mystery parts.
Pricing varies by build · Free consultation — always.
What We Build
Gaming PCs
High-performance builds optimized for the games you play — from competitive esports to maxed-out AAA titles at 4K.
Workstations
Multi-threaded powerhouses for CAD, 3D rendering, video editing, engineering, or any heavy professional workload.
Home & Office
Fast, reliable, and affordable. Built for browsing, email, documents, QuickBooks, and everything your household or business runs on.
Content Creation
Smooth video editing, photo work, and streaming. Built with fast storage and enough horsepower to handle large projects without lag.
Small Form Factor
Full desktop power in a compact case. Perfect for tight spaces, living rooms, or anyone who wants a clean, minimal setup.
Home Servers & NAS
File storage, media servers, Plex boxes, or small business servers. We'll spec and build it to handle your data needs.
Custom Build vs. Pre-Built
Custom Build
Built for you, by us, with parts you can trust.
Every component hand-picked for quality
Only the parts you need — nothing wasted
No bloatware or junk software
Easy to upgrade and repair later
Better cooling and airflow
Local support from the people who built it
Typical Pre-Built
What you usually get from big-box stores.
Mystery-brand components to cut costs
Packed with bloatware and trialware
Proprietary parts that limit upgrades
Minimal cooling, runs hot under load
Support is a 1-800 number overseas
You pay for features you don't need
Our Process
Consultation
Tell us what you need the computer to do. Gaming? Work? Both? We'll figure out the right specs for your use case and budget.
Parts Selection
We put together a parts list and walk you through it. You'll know exactly what's going in the machine and what it costs — no surprises.
Build & Test
We assemble everything in-shop, install the OS, run stress tests, and make sure it's stable before you ever touch it.
Pickup & Support
Pick up your new machine ready to go. And if you ever need help down the road — upgrades, troubleshooting, anything — we're right here.
Common Questions
How much does a custom build cost?
It depends entirely on what you need. A basic home or office build will cost a lot less than a high-end gaming rig or professional workstation. We'll give you a full breakdown during the consultation — every part itemized, no guessing, no hidden fees.
How long does it take?
We keep common components in stock, so some builds can come together quickly. If we need to order specific parts — a particular GPU, case, or specialty component — that adds shipping time. Assembly and testing usually takes a day or two once everything's in hand. We'll keep you updated the whole way.
Can I pick my own parts?
Absolutely. If you have specific components in mind, we'll work with that. If you're not sure where to start, we'll recommend everything based on your needs and budget. Either way, you approve the final parts list before we order anything.
Can I bring in parts I already have?
Yes. If you've already got a GPU, drives, a case — whatever it is — we can build around what you have. We'll check compatibility and let you know if anything needs to change. Just note that we can't warranty customer-supplied parts — only the components we source and the assembly itself.
Do you offer warranties on custom builds?
Individual components come with their manufacturers' warranties, and we stand behind our assembly and labor. If something goes wrong, bring it back — we'll take care of it.
I already have a PC that needs upgrading — can you help with that instead?
That's a different service but absolutely — check out our Hardware Upgrades page. If a few upgrades can get your current machine where it needs to be, that's usually the smarter move.