Install Question - DirecTV to Cox

Yep.  Understand that.  Just looking for a convenient way to tie in all my coax.  Would unhook the DTV switch and hook up the Cox splitter(s) in its place.  Thanks.

I don't think my question is being understood.  Currently, the DirecTV feed comes off their dish on the side of my house, through the exterior wall and into the attic.  The DirecTV lines then connect to their switch, which in turn, feeds each television with standard coax cable that I installed.  I installed it through the attic and walls to enter the interior of my house where my TVs are mounted (mostly wall mounts) to avoid cabling running up the wall inside the house.

What I am asking is:  IF I switch to Cox, will the "professional installer" run a line from their "demarcation point" (box on the back wall of my house), or allow me to do so, either on the exterior of my house or through the exterior wall, into the attic and connect the lines to the individual televisions from the point where the DirecTV switch is currently (unhook the coax from the DirecTV switch and re-hook them using Cox coax line splitters).

I understand a "professional installer" will have to make sure everything is connected correctly and that the existing coax is sufficient to support Cox service.  What I DO NOT want is the Cox installer running 5 lines all over the outside of my house and /or giving me service low on an interior wall as that will cause me to have to run more coax through the walls, into the attic and back down another wall to service my wall mount televisions.

Thanks,

DanT

Thank you very much.