Sometimes the sewer pipe seems to be a magical system that works by itself and we do not give it enough thought to understand how it works and how it can be maintained properly over time. Sewage piping is a branching pipe system that stretches from your home to the various treatment facilities around the country. It is built on slopes to use gravity to move the waste from place to place and therefore does not require human intervention in the process. Over time, the pipeline becomes obsolete and its efficiency decreases so that it manages to transfer less waste when on the other hand, the construction boom produces a lot of new work for the piping, which causes overload and eventually malfunctions. Plumbers in Missouri City explains that the most common malfunctions are blockages due to heavy debris (wet wipes, earplugs, various hygiene products, etc.), leaks, and old pipe bursts that could not withstand the load.