What is a key factor in controlling contamination during mold remediation?

Establishing clean and dirty zones is crucial in controlling contamination during mold remediation. This practice involves designating specific areas for contaminated materials and equipment, as well as clean spaces for workers and tools. By clearly separating these zones, it minimizes the risk of cross-contamination, where spores or other contaminants can be unintentionally spread to uncontaminated areas.

This method helps ensure that any mold spores or debris are contained within a controlled area, reducing the chances of it spreading to other parts of a building or home. It also assists in maintaining a safe working environment for remediation personnel and protects the integrity of the overall space being remediated. Properly managing these zones is essential for an effective and safe mold remediation process.