Kitchen drains typically clog from grease, food particles, and soap buildup over time. Even small amounts of cooking oil can solidify in pipes and trap other debris. Bathroom drains usually block from hair, soap scum, and personal care products.
In Courtland’s agricultural area, outdoor drains often deal with leaves, dirt, and debris from farming activities. Main sewer lines can clog from tree roots seeking water sources, especially during dry seasons when roots grow toward pipe joints.
Older homes face additional challenges with aging pipes that have rough interior surfaces where debris catches more easily. Understanding these causes helps you take preventive steps and know when to call for professional help.