We Build CUSTOM Docks!

One of the best perks of owning property at the Lake of the Ozarks is the ability to own your own private dock right on the water! Not all lakes allow building on the lake, and if they do it's often limited. Take advantage of this great privilege and have One Source Docks build you a brand new custom dock at the Lake of the Ozarks! Living on the water is not complete without a dock to house your watercraft. If you are looking to build something out of the ordinary and not just a simple one or two well dock, we can help! Check some of the custom features we can add to your dock build!


Custom Bar Areas

The Lake of the Ozarks is known as one of the top recreational lakes in the US which means people that live at the lake know how to have fun! A popular feature on docks at the Lake of the Ozarks is to include a custom bar area on your dock! One Source Docks can make that happen for you. It's the perfect time of year to get your dock built so you can enjoy your first cocktail on your new dock come summer!

Dock Lockers 

If you are in a populated area on the lake and you are worried about someone coming onto your dock and taking your things while you are away, we can add custom dock lockers on your dock. Store things away so no one can take your belongings and keep them out of the elements as well.

Docks with Upper Entertainment / Sun Areas

Do you picture your new dock the entertainment hub of your home? When you build a custom dock at the Lake of the Ozarks, you can design your dock for not only a place to house your watercraft but also a great place to entertain. No need to stop with just the custom bar area, we can also build an upper entertainment area to host parties and get some sun! 

Large Slides & High Dives 

Do you have kids or grandkids that come to your lake home often? Installing a big slide and/or high dive off of your dock is a great way to keep them entertained for hours and hours! Of course, if you are a kid at heart you will enjoy sliding off the large slide or jumping off the high dive too! 

Sitting Areas 

Maybe you're not an entertainer but you'd love a place to watch the sunrise and sunset on the water, we can build an area on your dock just for sitting. Get the most use out of your dock and enjoy being out on the water with a custom sitting area right on the water!


Durable, Long-lasting, Attractive, and Affordable docks at Lake of the Ozarks!

This is just a short list of the things we can add to your custom dock build at the Lake of the Ozarks. Now is a great time to get on our books to build your new dock for the upcoming season! Give One Source Docks a call and we will start building your dream dock! A dock is essential when you live on the water, so why not make the most of your lake lifestyle and build a brand new dock in 2019! 

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