Was Your Dock Damaged in the Recent Storms - We Can Help

We've had some crazy weather here at the Lake of the Ozarks these past few weeks with the severe thunderstorms, high winds, and tornadoes. If you own a dock at the Lake of the Ozarks, and you are coming down for the first time over the next couple of weekends, you may find that your dock has suffered some form of damage. If you notice that your dock has some damage from the recent storms, One Source Docks can help you with all of your Lake of the Ozarks dock repairs. Read on to learn about how we can help you.


Dock Repair 

 We offer 24/7 emergency service on all brands of docks. If an emergency arises that requires immediate attention, don't hesitate to give us a call! We will gladly come out and fix your issue in a timely manner. Below is a list of some of the repairs we can make to your dock if you experienced any damage over the past week.
  • Fixing connections to your dock 
  • Railings 
  • Gangways 
  • Roof structure and bracing 
  • Anchorage Assemblies 
  • Flotation 
  • Fixing connections to your seawall 
  • Loose bolts & screws 
  • Decking 
  • Substructure framing 

Replace Broken Dock Pads! 

You may find that you have a few broken concrete dock pads at your residential or commercial dock at the Lake of the Ozarks. Not only do broken dock pads create a bad appearance of your dock, but they can also be dangerous if they come completely loose or someone trips. You don't always need to start over and build a brand new dock, replacing your dock pads can extend the life of your existing dock and also give it a new look.

If you currently have wood as your dock floor versus concrete, we can typically replace the wood with concrete dock tiles if your wood is beginning to look worn or you prefer concrete over wood. Give One Source Services a call for a quote and to schedule a visit to see what needs to be repaired.

Dock Replacement 

If you find that your dock has suffered damage that is beyond repair, we can help you rebuild your Lake of the Ozarks dock. We build high quality residential and commercial docks at the Lake of the Ozarks and work closely with Ameren and the Fire Districts, handling the entire permitting process.


Contact One Source Docks! 

Whether you have minor damage or major damage to your dock from the recent storms, One Source Docks can help you with any necessary repairs. We want you to be able to enjoy your summer on your dock so give us a call soon so that your dock will be in working order for the rest of the season!



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


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