ShoreSOX Case Studies

This 1,700-foot installation tackled complex infrastructure challenges beneath a bridge and pedestrian walkway. Working entirely from the water side, the team deployed underwater anchors and tethered the system beneath the structure to stabilize the embankment. A powerful example of ShoreSOX protecting critical infrastructure in demanding environments.

A 300-foot shoreline restoration at Big Oaks demonstrated ShoreSOX’s in-field flexibility. Initially designed to reclaim 6–10 feet of lost land, the system was quickly modified mid-install to extend further into the water, thanks to its modular design and adaptable anchoring. This project exemplifies how ShoreSOX can evolve with stakeholder needs on the fly.

Installed during early construction phases, this 1,600-foot project around a lined pond leveraged existing site resources for a fast, efficient build. ShoreSOX stabilized loose soil on a plastic liner, creating a vegetated slope that integrated seamlessly into the broader construction plan. A model of how SOX supports new development.

At Brookside, aesthetics were paramount. Over 400 feet of shoreline were stabilized without disturbing the natural contours of the landscape. By following the organic shape of the embankment, ShoreSOX delivered invisible protection, preserving the beauty while ensuring long-term safety.

This 210-foot shoreline restoration reclaimed up to 8 feet of land while navigating tight constraints posed by nearby roads, curbs, and light posts. Anchors were placed with precision to avoid interference with existing infrastructure. Most importantly, the project was completed without causing disruption to the surrounding community, demonstrating ShoreSOX’s ability to deliver safety, beauty, and efficiency in sensitive, high-traffic environments.