One Source Precast: A One Source Services Company!

It's never too late in the season to start those improvement projects at your home or business. One Source Services strives to be your One Source Solution for all construction projects at the Lake of the Lake of the Ozarks, from start to finish. One of the many services we offer is our precast services at the Lake of the Ozarks! So whether you need a retaining wall built, dock pads replaced, and more, One Source Precast has you everything you need! Check out what our precast company at the Lake of the Ozarks offers!


Big Blocks 

We are the Lakes ONLY Big Block distributors! If you are not familiar with Big Blocks, you should be! Big Blocks have pattened locking technology that allows them to lock together for maximum strength and easier installation. Big Blocks are perfect for retaining walls. Retaining Walls at the Lake of the Ozarks are important because they help keep our Ozarks hills in place. Need someone to build your retaining wall? We've got you covered! We will not only provide the Big Blocks, we will install the retaining wall for you!

Small Landscape Blocks 

It's a little late in the season to form a gorgeous landscape for Summer but you may want to keep us in mind for the Fall. Create a gorgeous Fall landscape with mums and fall foliage. Plus, once your fall landscape dies, you will be ready when Spring rolls around and you ahead of the game to get your flowers planted.


Concrete Dock Pads 

Dock pads can break over years of wear and tear on your dock. Wheather you have residential or commercial docks at the Lake of the Ozarks, broken dock pads can be dangerous. Luckily, even if you have a few broken dock pads, your docks frame is more than likely still in good shape. You don't need to build an entire dock, you can simply replace the broken dock pads. Our precast company offers replacement concrete dock pads at the Lake of the Ozarks! We even have a few different patterns to choose from for the face of the pad!
We offer:
  • 1X3 dock pads
  • 1X4 dock pads 
  • 2X2 dock pads

Concrete Stair Treads 

If you are looking for a solution to ensure your stairs will last for years to come, consider installing concrete stair treads. Wheather you own condos, apartments, resorts, hotels, or office buildings, concrete stair treads are worth the investment. 

We offer the best precast services at the Lake of the Ozarks and when you are ready to tackle those projects, give us a call! From dock pads, stair treads, landscape blocks, and Big Blocks, we offer just about anything you need. For ALL construction projects at the Lake of the Ozarks keep One Source Services top of mind! We strive to have the capability to build your lake lifestyle from start to finish, one call, one contact! 

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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