Top 5 Roofer Dating Apps

RoofMate

The only dating app made with roofers in mind, RoofMate by JobNimbus, revolutionizes the way roofing contractors find their matches.

Releasing on April 1, this app makes it easy to meet “hot shingles near you.” RoofMate seamlessly integrates with your JobNimbus account, so you can create your profile in seconds. Show how many roofs you’ve done, add some pictures of you and your work, and you’re ready to get into the dating scene.

RoofMate sends you potential candidates who share a love for roofing. When you find someone you like, simply swipe right. RoofMate users can take advantage of features like:

• Setting a budget for each date, so you never overspend
• Providing your dates with good, better, best options for your time together
• Seeing reports of how much time you’re spending on swiping, messaging, and being on dates
• Sending messages over Engage
• Paying for the date with JobNimbus Payments (or applying for financing for those fancy nights out)
• Ordering materials for the date through RoofMate integrations with floral shops, bakeries, and jewelry stores, so you have everything you need to make your date a dream come true

Hinge

Hinge is one of the most popular dating apps and focuses on conversation. Profiles have a mix of pictures and answers to questions to easily start a chat. Rather than swiping on profiles, you can like or comment on a part of their profile.

With a Nobel-Prize-winning algorithm, Hinge focuses on meaningful connections.

eharmony

eharmony has been in the dating industry for over two decades. This dating app has you create an account, then fill out a questionnaire to dig deeper into your personality and preferences. eharmony then uses your answers to help you match with similar profiles.

You’ll get several possible matches a day, and eharmony tells you how compatible you are with each of them based on your questionnaire answers.

Bumble

Looking for a dating app where women can make the first move? Enter Bumble.

On Bumble, women must send the first message to strike up a conversation. You only have 24 hours to send or respond to the first message, so time is of the essence.

If you match with someone, you’ve both swiped on each other’s profiles. If someone has swiped on your profile, but you haven’t swiped on theirs, they’ll come up as admirers.

Match

Match.com is the oldest dating app on the market and available throughout the world. While Bumble and Hinge tend to serve a younger group, Match is a good choice for a more mature audience.

Match, however, has very limited free options, so you’ll have to be willing to pay to try to find your match. Match does provide one-on-one time with dating experts, so you can make the most of your time on dating apps. It also lets you see who is looking for qualities that you have.