Give Your Lakefront Property a Facelift this Spring!

Whether you've recently purchased a lakefront or you've lived on the water for many years, making improvements to your property is a great way to make living at the Lake even better! Spring is a great time of year to give your property a facelift and One Source Services can help! When you hire One Source Services to help give your property a facelift this Spring, we are your one source solution for all lake construction! Read on to learn about how we can help you give your property a facelift this Spring!


Build a New Dock

At One Source Services, we don't just build docks, we build lifetime memories! Owning a dock at the Lake of the Ozarks is a great way to not only house a boat but a place to make memories on year after year. At One Source Docks, we specialize in building residential and commercial galvanized and aluminum docks backed by the best warranty and service at the lake. All One Source docks are engineered to meet the specific individual applications. We offer 24/7 emergency service on ALL BRANDS of docks as well if your current dock is still in good condition.


Replace Old Dock Pads 

If you don't need a new dock but you're concrete dock pads at the Lake of the Ozarks are wearing out, we can replace those for you. We service all brands of docks, so give us a call even if you just need a few repairs done.

Add a Permalaunch® to your Dock 

If you love to kayak, paddle board, or canoe at the Lake, the Permalaunch® makes both storing and getting on and off your boat easy. Everything about the permalaunch® was designed for stability and ease of use. The Float Off – Float On Feature’s start with the vessel being partially submerged when boarding. The three middle underwater supports create stability for boarding, yet allow buoyancy in the vessel for ease of launch or retrieval. Custom designed handrails allow you to use your paddle to effortlessly pull the vessel off the launch, or guide yourself back on. The two outside underwater braces are set lower in the water to allow the vessel to launch or float back on with minimal effort from the paddler. You will be amazed at how easily every member of the family can come and go with the permalaunch®!


Stabilize Your Shoreline with Rip Rap 

Rip rap is rock of various sizes that is placed at the base of seawalls. Its purpose is to absorb and dampen the impact energy of waves before they reach the seawall, reduce rebound waves toward your dock, provide bank stabilization, and lessen shoreline erosion. This keeps the stability of seawalls intact and protects your investment. Rip rap is not only important to the Lake of the Ozarks ecosystem, it is a necessity for both commercial and residential property owners. Rock Works also offers barge services and wave break installation around the Lake of the Ozarks area.

Your One Source Solution! 

We are your one source solution for making updates to your lake home this spring! Whether you need one project tackled or many, our dock company at the Lake of the Ozarks has you covered! Give us a call and we'd love to get those spring started for you!



305 N Locust St, Linn Creek, Mo 65052
Phone: 573-502-9350


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