Richardson Hartley Law is representing investors who have lost money in Pearcroft Developments.

Investors have been met with a variety of excuses as to why Pearcroft Developments has failed to pay out promised returns.

The group has now effectively collapsed.

  • Pearcroft Homes Ltd (the entity that issued guarantees to investors) received a winding-up order on October 7, 2025 and is now in compulsory liquidation.
  • Pearcroft Developments Limited was dissolved on 14 April 2026.
  • Pearcroft Developments 1 Limited (the borrowing entity in some loan agreements) is in receivership, with FRP Advisory appointed.

Richardson Hartley Law has investigated the Pearcroft group and had serious concerns about how the company was run.

The investment scheme had a number of red flags including the its offer for high returns and the fact it was not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. This lack of regulation means investors cannot claim money back via the Financial Services Compensation scheme.

However, we believe that we can help investors recover money through bank reimbursement schemes.

Richardson Hartley Law has a proven track record of successfully recovering millions of pounds in similar failed property investment schemes.

Who were Pearcroft Developments?

Pearcroft Developments claimed to offer unique energy efficiency homes that used advanced eco technologies for healthy living.

Slick marketing campaigns, backed by paid for advertorials, convinced many people to invest.

Investors thought that because they were investing in properties it meant that they had good security and that their money was safe.

However, when the returns on the investments failed to materialise many people found it difficult to contact the company.

Then came the devastating news that many of the Pearcroft companies had collapsed.

It is believes that millions of pounds has been lost in total.

Martin Richardson, senior partner at Richardson Hartley Law, said: “We have a proven track record on helping investors in these types of property investment schemes recover their money.

“We have spent time investigating Pearcroft Developments and its associated companies and believe we can help them to recover their money via the banks.”

Richardson Hartley Law can offer no win, no fee agreements to help Pearcroft Development victims who invested FROM a UK bank.