Neither fan palms nor birches typically cause structural root damage. Fence issues likely from other causes—soil movement, construction, drainage.
Don't cut either tree. Investigate: Fence footing, drainage, soil type. Trunk proximity may cause pushing—roots rarely crack masonry. Your species are exonerated.
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