Chasing or trunking a wall

Cokezero

So I live in a 17 year old house and it is fairly modern. Some issues we've had with the house are the location of plugs. We recently put in wardrobes in the spare room upstairs and I asked an electrician to put in 2 plugs on a different wall as there were none on the wall. The electrician said I could have wires or cover it with trunking. I think it's a bit of an eyesore now as there is trunking from the plug on the other wall for the two new plugs and it's not as discrete as I hoped. The walls I'm putting them on is all plasterboard. Would it be a big job now to get them to change it and bring the cables down from the attic?
Would it be very expensive to do? (the bedroom is upstairs).
Would love any thoughts before I get a painter in!

Idioteque

Do you own the house or are you renting? Also, what’s the flooring situation in the room in question? ( carpet, laminate, finished original floorboards etc.).

Cokezero

We own the house and there is a wooden floor covered with a carpet if be happy enough to take up.

Idioteque

Cokezero wrote: »

We own the house and there is a wooden floor covered with a carpet if be happy enough to take up.

I'd be running them under the floor so, especially if the joists were running the right way and you don't have to go drilling lots of holes through them...not a big deal if you did though.

bobbyy gee

what's above room. get some electricians to quote price you should have asked to do it right first time not much difference in price what are your walls made of