Point clouds are becoming a quasi-standard as a representation for capturing the existing context, for construction progress monitoring and quality control. While it is possible to create and track sites with a reasonable amount of effort using photogrammetry, different recording strategies and computational power lead to different properties of the point cloud. While the needed specifications are based on the concrete type of analysis and will vary from recording to recording, the overall properties of the reconstruction toolchain are immanent to assess the performance of further processing. Within this paper we will present different criteria for the quality and evaluation of point clouds in respect to construction sites. These indicators together form a benchmark and can be used to evaluate a given toolchain and estimate the properties of a resulting point cloud.