Maintenance request
For the businesses at the Marketplace: tell the property about a repair in your suite, the shared areas or the parking lot, and add photos of the problem.
Emergencies first
For fire, smoke, a gas smell, flooding or anything dangerous, get everyone to safety and call 911 first.
- A gas smell: leave the building. Once you are outside and away from the smell, call 911 and Intermountain Gas's 24-hour emergency line, 800-548-3679. Intermountain Gas asks that you not use a phone inside the building.
- A power outage: report it to Idaho Power at 208-388-2323 or 1-800-488-6151. Stay at least 100 feet from a power line that is down, and call 911.
- A water main break or a sewer backup after hours or on a weekend: call the City of Twin Falls' 24-hour emergency repair service at 3-1-1 or (208) 735-4357.
Then send this form, so the property knows. The numbers are as each one publishes them on its own website (Intermountain Gas, Idaho Power, City of Twin Falls), checked October 13, 2026.
Questions about a request? Call (208) 829-1000.
The code for your suite
Scanning this code with a phone camera opens this page, with no app needed. Print the card and keep it where your staff will see it, by the back door or the register.
canyonspringsmarketplace.com/maintenance
The code as a file: SVG image of the QR code or PNG image of the QR code.
Questions and answers
Who do I contact about a maintenance problem at the Marketplace?
If your business is at the Marketplace, send the form on this page for a repair in your suite, the shared areas or the parking lot. You can add up to five photos. For fire, smoke, a gas smell, flooding or anything dangerous, call 911 first. Questions about a request go to (208) 829-1000. For hours, orders or appointments, contact the business directly.
Who do I contact about a pothole or road problem on Blue Lakes Blvd N?
For a problem in the Marketplace parking lot, businesses here can send the form on this page, and anyone else can call (208) 829-1000 or email wattes7@gmail.com. If it is dangerous, call 911 first. For the street itself, ask the City of Twin Falls or the Idaho Transportation Department; this site cannot say which one maintains a given stretch.