Reason for today’s visit was to check the kitchen gFCI’s to make sure there wasn’t an issue. Customer stated that the GFI tripped next to the fridge which caused the dining area/fireplace room to lose power. The kitchen circuit feeds the dining area which in turn is wired after the GFCI. Attached to the GFCI‘s and they are tripping and working properly. While in-home I inspected the main panel for signs of overheating or issues. I noticed the panel was over 40 years old and found signs of the main logs connecting to the bus bar slightly heating with minimal load in the panel. We do recommend having the panel replaced. We will remove the existing 200 amp Cutler hammer panel and install new 200 amp main breaker panel and its place. We will replace the service cable running from the new panel to the meter as well as install whole home surge protection. We will install new matching breakers and label accurately. We will pull in electrical permit and coordinate county inspection as well as