After a handyman fixed a front yard leak, the backyard sprinklers and one hose bib stopped delivering water, though water could be heard running. The other hose bib (at the house) works.
The repair may have required shutting off isolation valves that were not fully reopened, or the work damaged a supply line to the backyard.
Have the handyman return to correct the issue, as the workmanship is suspect.
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