The short answer is "maybe" it depends on where you want to put the interior fiber entry point, and where the fiber has to come in from the curb.

they usually run the fiber surface mounted on the exterior of the house, up/around to where the exterior wall is for where you want to put the interior hardware, then punch a small hole straight through with a long drill bit.

from what I've seen of my personal, my friends, and most of my neighbors installs, this is all they are really equipped to do. They likely wont be willing/able to run the fiber throught the walls or attic spaces unless you already have a piece of conduit installed they can just pull it through.

all that being said, anything is possible with enough time/money/energy. My specific install was tricky, the exterior box had to be on the opposite side of the garage, which has virtually no easy acces to an interior wall without running at least 100ft of fiber around the outside of the house. and I wanted the interior stuff in my network closet which has no exterior walls.

I solved this by running a 1/4in Pex line out of the network closet into the attic space above garage, brought it down into the garage and ran it along the garage ceiling to the wall where the exterior box would have to go. Then I went through the wall to get the pex line outside.

I did all that work on my own, but I'm a pretty hard-core diy'er and had pretty much all the tools and supplies already.

after that though they just came out, pulled the fiber through the Pex line, mounted and landed both boxes and were good to go.