Since 1950, Porcacchia Egidio has protected what cannot be recreated: historical archives, library collections, manuscripts and works of art that belong to Italy's collective memory.
Every historical archive is a complex organism: millennia of paper, parchment, binding and ink degrading silently. Our mission is to intervene with technical precision and absolute respect for the nature of each document, ensuring that transfer, storage or treatment are never the cause of an irreversible loss.
We are a specialized company — not a general logistics provider that includes art as a side offering in its catalog. 100% of our division deals exclusively with cultural heritage assets: public and private archives, historical libraries, photographic collections, museum collections and documentary heritage of religious institutions.
It wasn't chosen at random: every element tells the story of who we are and what we've safeguarded since 1950.
Every member of the operational team has received specific training. No subcontracting to unqualified external firms.
Our membership in the leading trade associations ensures continuous professional development, regulatory compliance and a network of qualified professionals available to our clients.
Before any proposal, we want to see the archive or library in person. To understand the type of materials, the condition of storage, the logistical constraints. Only then can we tell you how much it costs and how long it takes. No remote quotes, no estimates without accurate data.
We plan a preliminary technical site inspection. In order to formulate an accurate, tailored proposal, we consider it essential to carry out a direct preliminary analysis of the archive or library premises. This step allows us to precisely assess the type of materials, the condition of the storage area and any logistical constraints of the building. Only by collecting this objective data can we quantify the costs and timing of the work exactly, guaranteeing full transparency and avoiding rough remote estimates.