In many cases, sewage backups are caused by blockage in the pipework, typically the sewage line of your home. The case of the blockage can be a variety of things, including items that shouldn’t be flushed (disposable wipes, cigarettes, condoms, etc.) or the presence of tree roots. The blockage then causes pressure to build within the pipe, and forces sewage to go back to where it came from. Fortunately, sewage backups usually do not blindside you. Your home will give you subtle hints that indicate a clog is starting to develop in your sewer line:
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