About Us

Town & Country Conservatories( UK) traces its roots to the early 1980’s in Norfolk, England, a county revered for its heritage of fine carpentry. Town & Country grew to become one of England’s premier conservatory manufacturers with projects completed throughout the United Kingdom, Europe and North America.

In 1994 James Licata founded the U.S. operation of Town & Country Conservatories and eventually became the sole owner of Town & Country.  With over 30 years of experience, Town & Country UK and U.S. accumulated an award winning portfolio of projects.  Hardwood conservatories are still manufactured in the UK ensuring the tradition of fine craftsmanship.  Aluminum conservatories, which emulate the style and detail of Town & Country’s hardwood buildings are manufactured in North America.

Town & Country Conservatories provides property owners with glass conservatories, orangeries, pool and garden houses, English skylights, and more. Our experience encompasses 1200 projects. The company prizes its reputation for manufacturing excellence, as well as its tradition of close personal service.

Our mission is to bring the beauty of the outdoors into your home and stay true to the authentic style and sensibility of the original structure or grounds.

Our Team


James Licata

James Licata, President

James is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and Kent College of Law. Mr. Licata is the owner of Town & Country Conservatories in the U.S. and England.

James on the North American office:

Working with very skilled suppliers in England and the U.S., we have built the most capable conservatory team in America. I am still thrilled to see each and every project because they are so different and so beautiful.


Mark Jones

Mark Jones, Director of Design

Mark Jones has been creating conservatories for over 30 years, having begun his career at the ground floor of the revival of residential conservatories in England in the 1980’s. He served as the Design Director of Town & Country Conservatories UK for 20 years.

Mark has collaborated on many of Town & Country’s most pleasing projects. His career has spanned and promoted the evolution of technical and environmental characteristics of conservatories and orangeries and most recently with a focus on genuinely sustainable materials.

Mark on his role:

I have always found great satisfaction in visually absorbing the natural and built environment, then envisioning structures whose scale and detailing seamlessly marry our building to its environment.


Mengxi Li Reznicek

Mengxi Li Reznicek, Project Design Manager

Mengxi Li received her Master’s Degree in Architecture from the Illinois Institute of Technology and an undergraduate degree from Bejing University of Technology. She is proficient in multiple CAD and  rendering programs. Mengxi Li manages all design and CAD work for presentation, production and coordination with clients, contractors and design professionals.

Mengxi on the Design Process

I was surprised by the depth of technical work required for Town & Country conservatories and orangeries. The external beauty of the buildings results from extremely thoughtful style and manufacturing.


Andrea Disler

Andrea Disler, Marketing Coordinator

Andrea is a graduate of Columbia College and Northeastern Illinois University where she studied Graphic Design and Literature. She is responsible for office administration and all marketing and promotional activities of Town & Country.

Andrea on suitability across the United States:

Our unique structures offer an exciting addition and have been built in virtually every part of North America and as far away as New Zealand and Saudi Arabia.


Adam Redgwell

Adam Redgwell, Senior Designer

Adam is a UK native who received his design training at the University of Lancashire and at Town & Country’s London offices. Adam has been designing conservatories in the UK and U.S. for over 20 years.

 

Adam on English Conservatories:

My experience in England, where conservatories have reached a high art form, has proven invaluable in the States.