LThe Ettore Galliani company, in its electrostatic system activities, was founded in 1970 when it conceived and designed the so-called "Electrostatic System" for the Milan Cathedral, later patented in 1988.

The electrostatic system was implemented for the first time ever, replacing old methods (mechanical deterrents, repellent pastes, nets, etc.) with a significant leap in quality and efficiency, still representing today the only definitive solution for keeping pigeons away from works of art and buildings in general.

The company structure aligns with that of an organization specializing in the design and implementation of a highly technological system. Its objective is the continuous refinement of every construction detail and individual component. These efforts, aimed at the continuous improvement of the product, have made it possible in recent years to apply the same concept for seagull deterrence.

Given the remarkable effectiveness of the Electrostatic System, introduced to the Italian and European markets as cutting-edge technology, the Ettore Galliani company has experienced significant growth over the years, standing as the leading firm in the sector for decades. It can proudly boast over 800 installations in Italy and approximately 50 throughout Europe.

Our design focus on the safeguarding of monuments and the environment has ultimately resulted in an Electrostatic System accepted and appreciated by Superintendencies and all relevant authorities.