We Don't Just Build Docks, We Build Lifetime Memories!

If you grew up living or vacationing at the Lake of the Ozarks, you probably have fond memories of spending time at the Lake. When you think back to growing up, maybe you and your family spent many weekends out on your boat. You probably had a dock at your lake house where you caught many fish with your siblings and/or parents. Maybe you spent your summers swimming off the dock and begging your parents to let you "swim for just five more minutes!" When you think back to that dock you use to go to all the time, was it the dock you remembered or the memories you made on the dock? At One Source Services, we understand the value of the memories made with your family and friends at the Lake. That's why when we build docks at the Lake of the Ozarks, we don't just build docks, we build lifetime memories!


Design Your DREAM Dock 

When you have One Source Services build a brand new dock at the Lake of the Ozarks for you, we can come up with a complete custom design that will match how you spend time on the lake. To come up with the perfect dock layout, we first have to discuss what activities you do on the water. For example:
  • Do you send a lot of time swimming?
  • Do you want to fish off of your dock?
  • How many watercraft do you own? 
  • Do you plan to entertain on your dock? 
Once we figure out how you will use your dock, we can start planning your dream dock that you will make so many memories on! Below are just a few of MANY design options:

Platform Dock 

This is great for fishing and swimming if you don't own a boat. If you are looking to lounge or entertain, a platform dock is also a great option.

Single-Slip Dock or Double Slip Dock 

For the boat enthusiast, we can build a custom dock at the Lake of the Ozarks depending on how many watercraft you plan to store. Many single slips are built with extra platform space, meaning it can be great for both boat protection and a lazy day lounging.


Custom Dock Layout 

If you are wanting a complete custom design, we can do that too! Whatever your vision for your dock is, we can help make that vision a reality. If you own multiple watercraft and you still want plenty of room to entertain or lounge, a custom dock might be the best option for your dock layout design. Installing a side slip dock is a great option because it increases the area you have to lounge on while still protecting your boat.



When it comes to coming up with a design that will be perfect for your lake life experience, One Source Services can come up with a custom plan to make your dream dock a reality! Whether you are a boat enthusiast, love fishing, swim often, spend the day lounging, or entertain often, we know that once your dock is complete you are one step closer to having a dock to make a lifetime of memories on! The possibilities are endless with our aluminum boat docks at the Lake of the Ozarks. The above layouts are only the base for building your dock. Contact the best dock building at the Lake of the Ozarks and we can start planning you brand new dock! 

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