Usually just roll the carpet back from a corner, do what you need, then roll it over the gripper rods again, jumping it as necessary if it isn't quite there. If it's a complex area like stairs you can always get a decent carpet fitter to remove and refit it.
John thanks for the reply.
I'm sure I can do what you suggest.
The only thing I was unsure of was refitting?
The carpet fitters have a device they use their knees to push the edges of the carpet. Surely I need this to put the carpet back?
May not be broken floorboard, if there is hardboard under carpet a loose piece could flap giving the impression of a broken board ( especially in a door way).
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