One Source Services is Authorized Cellofoam Dealers!

The season is kicking off here at the Lake and if you have some improvements to make to your lake property now is the time to do so! If you've been thinking about building a new dock at the Lake of the Ozarks or installing a lift for your PWC, kayak, or canoe, One Source Sercives is now authorized dealers for Cellofoam Permafloat® Dock Flotation, Permaport®, and Permalauch® as of 2019! We are excited to partner with a great company with spectacular innovation for both homeowners and distribution to other marine dealers. Read on to learn more about Cellofoam and our partnership with them!



One Source Services, LLC and Cellofoam North America Inc. Agreement

Lake of the Ozarks’ One Source Services, LLC (One Source Services) and Georgia-based Cellofoam North America Inc. (Cellofoam) have signed a long-term Authorized Dealer Agreement.

Effective immediately, One Source Solutions will have access to Cellofoam’s line of Permafloat® performance dock floatation, Permaport® drive-on personal watercraft docks, the Permalaunch® kayak and canoe launch, lift tanks, and other marine products. One Source Services will employ these products in their construction of residential and commercial docks, and will also distribute Cellofoam marine products for the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri with a focus on the Lake of the Ozarks region.

“We are very pleased to have forged this strategic alliance with a premier residential and commercial dock construction, marine service and distribution company in the Lake of the Ozarks region. One Source Services provides an integrated solution to its customer’s marine needs that Cellofoam’s products can significantly enhance, making this a win-win for both companies as well as for the customers they will be servicing,” said Alejandro Guevara, Cellofoam’s Vice President of Sales. 

One Source Services, LLC, is located in Linn Creek, Missouri and provides a one-stop solution to Lake of the Ozarks’ customer's needs using best-in-class products and services with highly trained professionals. The company offers a variety of services for all lake customer needs, including commercial and residential galvanized & aluminum docks, boat lifts, boat dock design, retaining walls, rip rap shoreline protection, wave attenuation, seawall repair, shoreline stabilization & protection, and barge service. Their recent acquisitions include Rock Works, The Designing Edge, Iron Works, and One Source Docks. 

About Cellofoam

Cellofoam North America Inc. has its headquarters located in Conyers, GA, and is a provider of exceptional products, solutions, and services that enhance applications used in the Building & Construction, Packaging, Cold Chain and Marine/Custom Rotational Molding markets. Composed of three strategic divisions, Cellofoam operates more than 14 manufacturing, design and testing facilities throughout North America.

Let Us Build Your Lake Lifestyle! 

Spring is here which means NOW is the time to get your lake home back in shape. One Source Services is your one source solution for all of your lake construction. Whether you need a dock built at the Lake of the Ozarks, a lift for your PWC, we can help! 




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