Relaying carpet when moving has been done before providing you take care when lifting and transporting there is a good chance you will be able to lay it again best to plan out the position of the carpets by making a drawing of the original positions so you can fit in the new room and hide areas under beds etc as before if posible after all is done if it is not quite right you can replace at a later stage anyway so really you only have the time as an outlay so nothing to loose so go for it
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Carpet fitters often dont like refitting old carpets, as they can be a bit trickier to relay. Over time carpets relax in their environment, some become tough and take a lot of work to lay flat, others can go soft and constantly stretch and bubble. Also, over time your carpet develops a traffic pattern where the main foot traffic area is. In a different house the foot traffic will pass over a different area of the carpet, which could lead you to have a traffic pattern across the middle of your lounge for example. Obviously its much cheaper than purchasing new carpet and underlay, however fitting can take longer. This is just something to bear in mind :)

Carpet fitters often dont like refitting old carpets, as they can be a bit trickier to relay. Over time carpets relax in their environment, some become tough and take a lot of work to lay flat, others can go soft and constantly stretch and bubble. Also, over time your carpets get worn in certain areas so you would ideally try to hide these under sofas beds etc.