We just did a gut renovation on our bathroom that has both tub and shower. Pipes and shutoff valves were replaced, walls were tiled halfway up the walls and all the way up around tub/shower. I just now totaled it all up and will preface the total by saying we could have shaved a few thousand off at least if we'd gotten less expensive tiles, a less expensive tub, less expensive shower fittings. That's where we splurged. What we did is fairly high end. Total was $27,000. Roughly half of that was contractor cost, including plumbing and electric, skim coating, painting, and tiling--the rest was fixtures and materials, including paint, tile, marble trim, new window. We shopped separately for fixtures--we did not buy through the contractor, because we wanted a wide choice and to not be limited to whatever the contractor sells via his preferred suppliers. It would have been less costly to go the other route I'm sure. Depends on what you want. I think the labor costs for the job were quite reasonable.