Sediment buildup: Over time, minerals and other sediments can accumulate inside pipes, especially in those that transport hard water. This can lead to a gradual reduction in the internal diameter and ultimately result in partial or complete blockages.

Grease and oil deposits: In sewage and drainage systems, grease and oils can solidify and adhere to the pipe walls, reducing the flow and potentially blocking the passage of water and other waste.

Solid waste: Foreign objects such as wet wipes, diapers, paper, hair, food remnants, small toys, and more can be flushed down the drain and accumulate in the pipes, forming blockages.

Chemical blockages: Improper or excessive use of chemicals such as detergents, solvents, or cleaning products can lead to clogs.

Tree roots

Corrosion and wear

Poor design or installation

Freezing