Fretwork

It's all about the small detail 

Heat Removal
To remove your old worn frets and to minimalise chipping

Correcting the Board
(Resurfacing the board and removing years of wear)
And if anything has moved over the years, now  is the time to get it straight. The straighter the neck the better the end result, 

Fine Tune Radius 
(So the fret-wire seats correctly)
Sanding through the grits 80,120, Re Cut the fret slots, continue sanding 240,400,600 (800,1200 for Ebony and to remove any sanding scratches from the inlays)
 
Frets pressed
(Puts less strain on the board then hammer fretting)

Why press frets? Faster and more consistent than hammering (and a lot quieter!), arbor-press fretting is preferred by many of the worlds finest guitarmakers. Pressed-in frets have fewer loose ends and more uniform heights, because there's none of the recoil produced by hammer blows. 

Please contact me about your re-fret
there are far too many variables when it comes to re-frets

To see whats involved, and the process step by step check out the link

 Gibson Les Paul Re-fret, Before, During and After