Versico is a single-ply membrane manufacturer operating under the Carlisle Companies umbrella, producing TPO, EPDM, and PVC lines that compete directly with Carlisle's own SynTec brand while running as a distinct product and sales organization. We work with Versico product on select commercial projects around Evansville based on project fit and availability.
VersiWeld is Versico's TPO membrane line, available in the standard thickness range with heat-welded seam technology and reflective white as the primary surface option for managing heat gain through our long summer stretch. It installs using the standard mechanically attached, fully adhered, or induction-welded methods depending on wind uplift requirements and deck type.
VersiGard covers Versico's EPDM product line, produced in black and white configurations with both tape and adhesive seam systems available. It's a comparable product category to other major manufacturers' EPDM lines, chosen on projects where EPDM's flexibility and recover compatibility with existing EPDM roofing makes it the right fit over switching to a different membrane family.
VersiFlex is Versico's PVC membrane line, sharing the general chemical and grease-resistance properties standard to PVC membrane and relevant for roofs near kitchen exhaust or industrial process venting. It uses hot-air welded seams and is available in reflective color options for heat-gain management.
Versico also manufactures fleece-backed membrane options across its TPO and EPDM lines, along with a range of polyiso and composite insulation products designed to work as a coordinated system with their membrane. Fleece-backed membrane is often specified on recover projects and roofs with higher puncture-risk exposure, since the fleece layer adds a cushioning buffer between the membrane and whatever's underneath.
Since Versico and Carlisle SynTec share a parent company but operate as separate brands, their product lines sometimes overlap closely in specification while differing in warranty terms, distribution, and specific accessory compatibility. We evaluate both alongside GAF, Holcim Elevate, Johns Manville, and Sika Sarnafil product on any project where membrane brand isn't already fixed by an existing roof or owner requirement, choosing based on the specific building's needs rather than defaulting to one manufacturer.
Versico distributes VersiWeld, VersiGard, and VersiFlex product through the same kind of regional supply-house network used across the single-ply industry, with standard TPO and EPDM generally available on manageable lead times for planned projects. As part of the Carlisle Companies structure, Versico product sometimes overlaps with Carlisle SynTec distribution in a given region, though the two operate separate sales and warranty programs rather than functioning as interchangeable brands.
System warranties on Versico projects require installation by a contractor meeting the company's current certification requirements for the specific product line and warranty tier targeted, following the same general structure used by Carlisle, GAF, Holcim Elevate, Johns Manville, and Sika Sarnafil. Warranty length and coverage terms vary by product configuration, and we confirm those specifics with the owner before committing a project to a particular manufacturer's warranty path.
Because Versico and Carlisle SynTec share a parent company, some owners assume the two brands are functionally identical, but the product formulations, sheet widths, accessory lines, and warranty administration are handled separately. We evaluate Versico's specific product sheet the same way we would any other manufacturer's, rather than treating the corporate relationship as a shortcut past a real technical comparison.
On projects where budget or lead time favors one brand over the other within the same corporate family, that's a legitimate factor in the decision, but it's a secondary consideration behind whether the specific membrane, thickness, and seam system fit the building's actual exposure and use. We keep current product data sheets from Versico alongside every other manufacturer we work with, since published specifications change periodically and a spec sheet from a few years back can be out of date on thickness options or warranty terms. That habit matters more with a smaller-footprint brand like Versico than with a manufacturer whose specs get referenced constantly.
Versico operates under the Carlisle Companies corporate umbrella alongside Carlisle SynTec Systems, though the two run as distinct product and sales organizations.
Base TPO chemistry is broadly similar across major manufacturers; differences show up more in specific formulation details, sheet width, warranty terms, and installer network availability.
Fleece-backed membrane is often well-suited to recover applications, though we evaluate the existing roof's condition, moisture content, and attachment method before recommending any specific recover assembly.
Versico offers coordinated polyiso and composite insulation products designed to pair with their membrane lines, though insulation selection ultimately depends on the project's R-value target and deck type.
VersiFlex PVC shares the chemical-resistance properties of PVC membrane generally, making it a reasonable option for that kind of exposure, similar to PVC lines from other manufacturers.