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Does mold remediation always require isolation/containment?

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Does mold remediation always require isolation/containment?

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Mold remediation should always require some level of isolation of materials or containment. The lower level of containment or isolation involves sealing removed moldy materials in a plastic bag for disposal. Local area or full area containment decisions should be made based on the size of the area of growth and the potential for occupant exposure or building contamination without containment. These decisions should be based on an understanding of the full scope of mold contamination, including visible and hidden mold sources.

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