Jason Hargraves

Contributing Writer

Jason Hargraves is a former writert. Although a native Texan, he spent the past decade in D.C., where he's written on a wide range of topics throughout his journalism career â€” everything from politics to sports to the local corner store that just opened.

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Jason Hargraves • May 22, 2026

Is Your Cable TV Out? You May be Surprised Why

Cable customers in Virginia first blamed bad weather for a recent outage in service. Turns out the real problem wasn't ice or snow, but battery thieves.

Jason Hargraves • May 21, 2026

Landscaping Around Trees? Pro Tips for D.C. Tree Box Flower Beds

Living in the District doesn't preclude planting a flower garden. One D.C. landscape designer discusses how to pick the right plants for your tree boxes.

Jason Hargraves • May 21, 2026

Stumped? What to Expect When You Need a Tree Removed in D.C.

Tree removal in Washington, D.C., can be an expensive service, with tree cutting costs varying based on size and location. Here's what you can expect to pay.

Jason Hargraves • May 21, 2026

Emergency Call: What to Do When a Tree Falls on Your House

If a tree falls on your home or driveway then a quick removal is a safety necessity. Find a local tree removal company that provides emergency services to help.

Jason Hargraves • May 21, 2026

Home Staging Helps Sell a House in Washington D.C.

Staging your home to sell is essential in the current Washington, D.C., housing market, where competition is high and simple, clean styles attract home buyers.

Jason Hargraves • May 21, 2026

Act of God? Who Should Pay for Home Water Damage

A broken water main has a Virginia woman at odds with the city about who should pay for the water damage to her home. You, too, could get stuck with the bill.