Kitchen drains clog from grease, food scraps, and soap buildup that accumulates over time. Even small amounts of grease solidify in your pipes and catch other debris. Coffee grounds and food particles make the problem worse.
Bathroom drains typically clog from hair, soap scum, and personal care products. Hair combines with soap to create thick clogs that slow water flow. Toothpaste, shaving cream, and other products add to the buildup.
In Lincoln, clay soil movement can cause pipe joints to separate slightly, letting roots grow into sewer lines. Older homes sometimes have cast iron pipes that corrode and catch debris more easily than newer materials.