I don't know about your area, but in mine, I'd bet less than 2% of DirecTV techs had ever touched an OTA antenna. When I was working for HSPs, and they found out that I knew how, they gave me all the antenna jobs, which weren't many. In the case of our HSP, the installation included the cheapie (but pretty decent) 2-bay Eagle Aspen UHF antenna. The antenna was mounted on a 10' long, 1" piece of EMT (thin-wall metal conduit) which was bolted to the house.
Amps, rotors, guy wires, towers, etc. were all custom work.
IMO, I wouldn't recommend using DirecTV to mount your OTA unless it's going to be a very basic, easy job. A local satellite/home theater company, or local radio/CB company, would likely be a much safer bet.
Amps, rotors, guy wires, towers, etc. were all custom work.
IMO, I wouldn't recommend using DirecTV to mount your OTA unless it's going to be a very basic, easy job. A local satellite/home theater company, or local radio/CB company, would likely be a much safer bet.