Welcome to Our Blog!

Welcome to the first of many blogs from One Source Services! We are your one-stop shop for construction at the Lake of the Ozarks! We are excited to share our expertise in the variety of services we offer to the residents of the Lake of the Ozarks. Our future blogs will contain valuable information about the services we offer, frequently asked questions answered, educational information, and hopefully some FUN information and facts as well.


 About Us

One Source Services, LLC was founded by Marty Ostronic in January of 2017. Shortly after, Marty was joined by longtime friend, Smiley Rich. Together, they built the vision for what has become Lake of the Ozark’s only company committed to a true “One Source Solution”. Ostronic and Rich sought out to acquire best in class products and companies to bring this vision alive. Their recent acquisitions include HydroHoist Boat Lifts, Rock Works, The Designing Edge, Iron Works, and One Source Docks. One Source Services is dedicated to providing best in class products and services with highly trained professionals working for you from start to finish!

One Source Services 

Offers a variety of services for ALL your lake needs including commercial and residential construction and design, boat lifts, boat docks, retaining walls, shoreline protection, wave attenuation, barge service, and rip rap- just to name a few! Below is a list of all the services we offer! 

Rock Works

 Rockin’ the Shoreline since 2005. We provide wave absorption, ground reinforcement, shoreline protection, stacked stone seawalls, rip rap and barge service at the Lake of the Ozarks! 

Hydrohoist of the Ozarks 

Made in America- Now providing HydroHoist boat and PWC lifts, parts, service, and repairs on ALL brands of lifts!

One Source Pre-Cast

 Supplying dock pads, small landscape blocks and big blocks for retaining walls at the Lake of the Ozarks.

One Source Docks 

Made in America- Design, Build and Service of Residential and Commercial Galvanized & Aluminum Docks at the Lake of the Ozarks!  One Source docks are engineered for ease of installation, flexibility in design options, and with resistance to natural elements.

The Designing Edge

Architectural and Interior Design-build services at the Lake of the Ozarks.

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One Source Services can also be found on other social media platforms. We will be using those platforms to share even more information and photos about our company. Click on the links below to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. 


We will let you know when a new blog is ready on all of our social media channels. We will be posting a new blog every week, so check back in with us often! For ALL your dock installation, iron works, rip rap, precast, construction, and boat lifts at the Lake of the Ozarks, contact Once Source Services!  

YOUR ONE SOURCE SOLUTION!

Docks|Boat Lifts|Retaining Walls|Rip Rap|Dock Pads|Construction 


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


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Location: Linn Creek, MO 65052, USA

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