Roofing Manufacturers
Versico Roofing Systems in Green Bay, WI
Versico's Full Single-Ply Line for Green Bay Commercial and Industrial Roofs
Versico is a Carlisle Companies subsidiary sold through a separate distribution channel from Carlisle SynTec, and its product line spans TPO, EPDM, and PVC, which puts it in the comparison set for nearly any single-ply spec we're building.
A Full Single-Ply Line Under One Brand
VersiWeld is their TPO membrane line, VersiGard covers EPDM, and VersiFlex is their PVC offering, which means we can compare thickness and attachment options within a single manufacturer's documentation across all three major single-ply categories when a roof's conditions are still being narrowed down between membrane types.
Attachment methods across their lines include mechanically attached, fully adhered, and induction-welded systems, the standard range we evaluate for wind uplift and snow load conditions on any Green Bay roof. We check current published wind uplift ratings for each attachment method rather than assuming the highest-rated option from another product line automatically applies across the whole Versico catalog.
Having all three membrane categories under one manufacturer is useful on a building where different roof sections face different conditions, since we can sometimes keep the entire spec under one warranty program instead of coordinating separate manufacturers for the TPO section and the PVC section.
Fleece-Backed and Recover-Board Options
Versico also offers fleece-backed membrane variants and recover board products, which come into the comparison on roofs where puncture resistance or substrate irregularity pushes the spec toward a fleece-backed system rather than a standard membrane.
We also compare their recover board thickness options against project-specific insulation and slope targets, since a tapered recover board system can sometimes correct minor ponding at the same time it upgrades the roof's insulation value, which is worth evaluating before assuming a flat board is the default choice.
On an older industrial building with an irregular substrate, fleece-backed membrane can bridge minor surface imperfections that a standard membrane would telegraph through over time, which is a detail we check on Green Bay's older mill and warehouse recovers before deciding whether a standard membrane and a smoother cover board is the more cost-effective path instead.
Where Versico Fits Against Other Manufacturers Here
For warehouse and distribution roofs, their TPO line is evaluated against the same wind uplift, snow load, and cost-per-square-foot criteria as any manufacturer. For buildings needing chemical or grease resistance, VersiFlex PVC enters the same comparison as PVC products from other manufacturers on published chemical resistance data.
Because Versico shares a corporate parent with Carlisle SynTec, some component and detail compatibility can overlap between the two brands, but we still confirm compatibility against the specific manufacturer's documentation before mixing components across brands on any given roof. Current lead time and local distributor stock also factor into which of the two brands we recommend on a time-sensitive project.
- VersiWeld TPO membrane in standard mil thicknesses and attachment types
- VersiGard EPDM, including fleece-backed configurations
- VersiFlex PVC membrane for chemical-resistant applications
- Recover board and insulation products for full assembly specification
- Manufacturer technical bulletins used for fastening and detail specs
Warranty Coverage Across Versico's Three Membrane Lines
VersiWeld, VersiGard, and VersiFlex each carry their own warranty terms, and coverage details differ between the TPO, EPDM, and PVC lines even though all three are sold under the Versico name. Before recommending any of the three on a specific roof, we review the applicable warranty document for exclusions around ponding water, exhaust exposure, and maintenance requirements, since those terms often differ meaningfully from one membrane category to the next.
We treat the warranty comparison as part of the technical spec, not a separate afterthought, so an owner choosing between Versico's EPDM and their TPO for a given roof understands what each warranty actually covers before deciding on cost and performance alone. On a roof with a documented ponding history, that review has occasionally shifted the recommendation from EPDM to VersiFlex once the owner saw how each program treated standing water exposure.
Detail Compatibility When Mixing Versico Product Lines
On a building where different roof sections call for different Versico membrane types, their published detail drawings for transitions between VersiWeld and VersiGard, for example, are specific to that combination and differ from a transition drawing involving a competitor's membrane. We follow Versico's own transition details when staying within their product family, which simplifies warranty coordination compared to mixing brands at a transition point, and it keeps the whole roof under a single warranty program rather than two separate manufacturer agreements meeting at one seam.
Questions on Versico Systems
Is Versico the same as Carlisle SynTec?
Versico is a subsidiary of Carlisle Companies, the same parent as Carlisle SynTec, but the two are separate brands sold through different distribution channels with their own product documentation.
Does Versico make products for all three single-ply categories?
Yes, their line covers TPO, EPDM, and PVC, which lets us compare membrane types within one manufacturer's documentation when narrowing down a spec.
Is Versico a lower-cost option than other manufacturers?
Cost varies by product line and current market conditions; we compare specific quotes rather than assuming one manufacturer is categorically cheaper.
Can Versico components be mixed with Carlisle SynTec components?
Some compatibility may exist given the shared corporate parent, but we confirm against each manufacturer's specific technical documentation before mixing components on a spec.
Does Versico offer fleece-backed membrane?
Yes, fleece-backed variants are available across their membrane lines for applications where added puncture resistance or substrate tolerance is needed.