They do specify that they do editing on accepted work. The notion that a work will always be better just because a professional touched it is a bit silly, though. Let the work stand on its own and reject it if it's bad, not because someone didn't pay to have more eyes on it.
The colors on the website make it a little difficult to read, and the header image is way too large. Which is odd because his personal website for his editing services is just fine. No typos are jumping out at me, so that's a good sign. He offers editing services (both through AAP and freelance) but specifies that people he publishes are not charged.
The owner of the press, Todd Barselow, has freelance editing services (
http://www.toddedits.com/) and also works for Imajin Books (
http://www.imajinbooks.com/), a press I havne't heard of (and not to be confused with ImaJinn, which has a thread here). I'd be a little worried he'd spread himself too thin. (Imajin also says they want professionally edited books, which may be where he's getting it from, but they don't ask for information on your editor).
That they also have a focus on audiobooks is interesting. Shame they don't have more info on that part of the process, like who they use for narration, etc.
