My experience: The home inspection was done prior to purchase. A few weeks later, after the home sale was completed, I hired a handyman, who happened to also be an area firefighter, to assist with a couple of things I wanted done. He took one look into the electrical panel and stated there was a DANGEROUS problem within the panel: water leakage had caused harmful corrosion. I called my realtor; she and the Siglers of Fulton Inspection Services met me at the home. Mr. Sigler played down any danger factor, assuring me the electrical panel was not a problem. Recently, I was having problems with electrical outlets in my basement. I had an electrician come to my home on June 18, 2020. Of course he inspected the electrical panel while troubleshooting the issue and declared the electrical panel a hazard. I was dumbfounded -- I had believed what Mr. Sigler told me, and my realtor (who recommended Fulton Inspection Services) certainly didn't speak up to suggest I should probably go ahead and have an electrician inspect the panel. The written inspection report stated as a MAJOR DEFICIENCY: "signs of water penetration noted inside the main electric panel box." Also, rotted and foggy windows were noted with the admonition "a qualified contractor must review all windows and repair/replaced (sic), as needed." No such admonition was made regarding the electrical panel, which could cause a fire. Prior to sale the seller should have remedied this issue if I had been sufficiently informed of the danger. I now must absorb the cost of the required repairs so as to ensure I have a safe home in which to live. read more