"visit your house" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to describe the action of going to someone's house for a social or friendly purpose. Example: "I would love to visit your house next week and catch up on everything that's been happening in our lives."
It may also be possible to prevail on a trusted neighbor to visit your house periodically.
"I want you," she tells him at the end of their first visit, "to make a schedule of days when we can visit your house".
It may also be possible to prevail on a trusted neighbor who spends most of the time at home to visit your house periodically.
If you live within 50 miles of a mover's place of business, he said, the mover must visit your house, make a survey of what you want to move and provide a written estimate.
For a $150 consultation fee, applied to the purchase of equipment and installation, you get someone to visit your house and help you draw up a plan.
Recruit a friend or family member to visit your house often while you're away to turn on the lights, and pick up any loose mail or newspapers.
What was your gut reaction when you visited your house in Kashmir for the first time since the exodus?
Befriend the electrician that has visited your house five times this week, embrace a loyalty card to your local Indian restaurant, and one day you may look back on your days of living in squalor with pride.
It also enrolled him in its premium technical support subscription, which the Haggler likes to imagine as a guy in a skinny tie who visits your house whenever you look quizzically at your computer.
So here's the scenario: When someone visits your house, they simply log-in to the Gramofon WiFi via their Facebook account, and then they can play Spotify through Gramofon using their smartphones as remotes.
Halloween is here and there's no putting off the guests that will be visiting your house tonight.
